Sentence examples for administering an injection from inspiring English sources

The Indian boxing team doctor has been "strongly reprimanded" by the Commonwealth Games Federation Court for administering an injection in the athletes' village.

He wanted to correct any impression of the night sister "running around, administering an injection, giving tablets, then the phone rings and they have to answer that as well".

This analysis captures the tradeoff between the cost assigned to administering an injection and the price of the vaccine that earns it a place in the lowest overall cost formulary.

Given the current United States federally negotiated price for this combination vaccine (as of 9 August 2002), it provides a good economic value for those health-care providers or payers who value the cost associated with administering an injection to be at least US$4.022 or 5.01.

In the group whose doctors didn't see the MRI, 23 patients (35percentt) reported "overall success". In the group whose doctors saw the MRI results before administering an injection, 24 patients (41percentt) reported a positive outcome.

Therefore, labour time (cost per minute) was valued at $2.93 per minute derived as $58.85 divided by the national average time for administering an injection of 20.12 minutes as estimated from the survey.

In rebellion against her blue-blooded Republican parents (her father ran the Hearst Corporation), she married a window dresser at the age of twenty-one and later escaped into the underground art scene, where she worked as a receptionist at the Factory and appeared in Warhol films like "Chelsea Girls," in which she lived up to her nickname, Brigid Polk, by self-administering an injection of speed.

Veterinarian Larry Bramlage recommended she be euthanized, but the filly died from shock before being administered an injection...

As part of the treatment of a 16-year-old boy with leukaemia, he was asked to administer an injection of a cancer drug called vincristine.

In Boulder, a doctor named Warren Hern administered an injection that stopped her baby's heart but prevented her from bleeding and going into labor.

In another statement, Nancy Baroody said that while boarding her pony with Ms. Mandarino earlier this year, she saw her administer an injection just before the start of a 7 a.m.