Sentence examples for administering any of from inspiring English sources

HIF-1 has been reported to be a better strategy of promoting neovasculature formation and maturation compared to administering any of the angiogenic growth factors separately31.

Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich, from the San Fernando Valley area, said in a statement: "There is no excuse for impropriety in administering any of these tests and those responsible must be held accountable".

The Act gives the courts almost unlimited power to exercise their jurisdiction to form "compromise" agreements, with Section 1(1) allowing them to approve "any arrangement...varying or revoking all or any of the trusts or enlarging the powers of the trustees of managing or administering any of the property subject to the trusts".

Furthermore, induction of phase 2 enzymes appears to be a sufficient condition for obtaining chemoprevention and can be achieved in many target tissues by administering any of a diverse array of naturally occurring and synthetic chemical agents.

Furthermore, the treatment regimens used in the stage IV cases were not standardized, with each of the attending physicians administering any of the various standard treatments used in routine clinical practice recommended by the guidelines of the Japan Lung Cancer Society.

The widespread concept of administering any kind of MSCs systemically to allow localization at the site of tissue injury clashes with the accepted newer concept of a paracrine and anti-inflammatory effect of such cells.

University Health Services does not administer any of these benefits.

The practitioner may administer any of several psychological tests to the patient and may supplement these with a physical and a neurological examination.

But the agency's ability to approve business loans — apart from disaster loans — or administer any of its other programs to help small businesses, expired at midnight Monday.

You can even pay a premium and have a NutriDrip "concierge" administer any of the drips or boosters in the comfort of your own home.

Lefebvre was then notified that, since he had not apologised to the Pope, he was suspended a divinis, i.e., he could no longer legally administer any of the sacraments.