The phrase "administering a lower" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to healthcare, education, or management where a lower dosage, level, or standard is being applied or enforced.
Example: "The doctor is administering a lower dose of medication to minimize side effects."
Alternatives: "providing a reduced" or "applying a lesser".
Accordingly, administering a lower dose because the blood concentration was set low may decrease BIS if drug metabolism is slow.
Our findings showed that administering a lower nutritional support (i.e. hypocaloric nutritional support) than the theoretically calculated calories is associated with increased morbidity.
The survey also sought to quantify the reduction in mobile outreach visits that might arise from administering a lower frequency of injections.
This is supported by our findings, indicating that administering a lower dose of individual music therapy over a longer period could also potentially generate similar effects.
It would be worthwhile to investigate whether administering a lower dose of FA, which can itself cause diarrhoea, would reduce this rate.
In cohort 3, three patients had DLTs (including grade 3 nausea, vomiting, fatigue, cholecystitis, jaundice, subdural hematoma, and cognitive disorder); therefore, cohort 4 administering a lower dose of motesanib (100 mg QD) was opened and nine patients were enrolled (one patient did not receive treatment).
Even though we administered a lower molar dosage of DAAP than VEGF-Trap or Tie2-Fc, DAAP displayed more pronounced effects.
The slow acetylators assigned to the PGx-treatment, who were administered a lower dose of INH than the STD-treatment, developed no INH-related liver injury, but achieved clinical improvements within 8 weeks.
We noted that when we administered a lower dose of exogenous IL-33 only mice capable of producing endogenous IL-33 went on to activate the IL-33 promoter, whilst IL-33-deficient (Il33 Cit/Cit) mice did not, implying that the additional endogenous IL-33 was necessary to potentiate the IL-33 pathway.
The difference in the protocols is based on the imaging parameters selected with the optimised protocol administering a significantly lower radiation dose (Table 1).
