Sentence examples for administered with precision from inspiring English sources
Oral cyclophosphamide had the lowest overall percentage of dose received (88%) (Table 3), expected when comparing with i.v. drugs, which can be administered with precision to within 1 mg, whereas oral administration is limited because of the fixed tablet size (50 mg).
The spirograph was calibrated prior to each test, using calibration gas (15.8% O2, 5% O2 in N; Praxair, Düsseldorf, Germany) targeting the range of anticipated fractional gas concentration administered with a precision 1L syringe (nSpire, Oberthulba, Germany).
Treatment was administered with a portable device built with the same high precision frequency synthesizer as that used for the identification of tumor-specific frequencies.
Control mice were administered with plain PBS.
This means those administering the treatment will know with precision when to continue and when to stop.And the precision of the new technology is remarkable.
That simple D.N.H. in my jacket enabled me to come to terms with the bloodless violence inherent in the death penalty, violence made even more insidious when — especially when — we clean it up and administer it with clinical precision.
By replacing the over-engineered solutions of yesterday with simplified, user-oriented devices that run on or with consumer mobile devices, we can create diagnostics that empower patients to administer high-precision tests for eye care and many other conditions ― just as easily as they can use a thermometer or glucometer today.
In addition, by purposefully varying the ratio of active agent to a specific controlling agent administered, the intensity of antithrombotic therapy can be regulated with precision according to patient needs and the accompanying clinical conditions.
We calibrated a PF item bank via item response theory (IRT), administered items with a post hoc CAT design, and determined whether CAT would improve accuracy and precision of score estimates over random item selection.
She walked with precision.
The limits of cooking with precision.
