Sentence examples for administering a high from inspiring English sources

In fact, a tragic gene therapy death of a volunteer in a clinical study was caused by administering a high dosage of an adenovirus vector within 98 h [6].

Ceramide analog-mediated direct cytotoxicity often depends on administering a high dose of the agent [ 47].

2. Administering a high dose of the active form of the HGF protein could cause adverse effects, such as tumorigenesis in other organs [ 37]. 3. Recombinant protein treatment is very costly.

Three studies suggested that desensitization, presumably through decreased expression of target receptors (estrogen receptors) after administering a high dose of substance (i.e., DES or E2), was responsible for the observed NMDR [ 25, 44, 52].

Another group has shown that administering a high fat diet in this short period results in altered zygote viability [ 8], while treating with an insulin sensitizer during this period normalises the effects of obesity on oocyte quality and developmental competence [ 9].

Forceville and colleagues attempt to take advantage of this dual effect of selenium in treating septic shock by administering a high, pro-oxidant dose (4,000 μg) on study day 1, followed by an antioxidant dose of 1,000 μg/day for an additional 9 days.

Implantable cardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) are implantable medical devices designed to treat ventricular fibrillation by administering a high-voltage shock directly to the heart.

Relatively high levels of antibodies in the blood can be reached either by administering a higher antibody dose, or by applying a multiple dosing protocol [21], [32].

Research into stereotype threat and methods for mitigating it have demonstrated the importance of even a few critical words when administering a high-stakes assessment.

Our network model can be explicitly tested by administering a high-dose of SS while activating or inactivating part of the network, such as the PFL, and determining if the manipulation abolishes tinnitus or hyperacusis or alternatively determining how such manipulations affects the electrophysiological and fMRI properties of the network.

The risk of primaquine-induced hemolysis is dose-dependent; hence, the consequences of inadvertently administering a high-dose primaquine regimen to a G6PD-deficient individual erroneously diagnosed as G6PD normal will need to be gauged before wider recommendations can be made.