Sentence examples for administering standard from inspiring English sources

To see if the addition of DM1 improves patients' lot, the researchers treated 495 women suffering from breast cancer with T-DM1 while administering standard chemotherapy to a control group numbering 496.The results were encouraging.

The present study aims to test whether sequencing behavioral treatment for depression and behavioral weight loss treatment produces greater weight loss than administering standard weight loss treatment alone in depressed, obese women.

The study by Joannes-Boyau et al. reported administering standard, non-AKI doses of antibiotics in both arms and that the mean elimination half-life of antimicrobials in the HVHF group was significantly shorter than that in the SVHF group (1.3 to 28.5 hours versus 1.5 to 33.9 hours) [ 26].

However, intriguingly, despite the increased morbidity and the difficulty of administering standard care, data on outcome, although conflicting, are showing predominantly either equal or lower mortality in obese than in normal weight critically ill patients, while only a few reported higher mortality [ 8, 9].

We administered standard measures of intelligence to 63 young, healthy subjects and obtained spectroscopic imaging data within a slab of tissue superior to the lateral ventricles.

T scores can then be converted to either FSIQ-4 (all four subtests administered) or FSIQ-2 (only Vocabulary and Matrix Reasoning administered) standard scores, percentiles, and age equivalents.

Eighty undergraduate students and 15 individuals with traumatic brain injury were administered standard (viz., Digit Span and Visual Memory Span from the WMS-R) and malingering-specific (viz., the Rey 15-Item Memory Test and the Multi-Digit Memory Test) memory tests.

Groups 3 and 4 were administered standard rodent diet supplemented with either 0.025 wt% of compound 4 or 8 for two weeks prior to whole head irradiation and continued for the duration of the study.

To maintain the suggested regimens within clinical constraints, we studied the effects of reducing the interval between vaccinations to 14 or 21 days, or of doubling or tripling the standard dose, and compared the predicted outcomes to the actually measured effects of the administered standard treatment.

Data were collected using interviewer administered standard questionnaire.

Multistage sampling technique was used and data were collected using interviewer administered standard questionnaire.