The phrase "administering the trials" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to conducting experiments, tests, or assessments, particularly in scientific or clinical settings.
Example: "The research team is responsible for administering the trials to evaluate the effectiveness of the new medication."
Alternatives: "conducting the trials" or "carrying out the trials".
Heartsick, I eventually submitted the names of twenty patients to the nurse in charge of administering the trial, believing that they were the most likely to be accepted.
Investigative sites were chosen after a careful feasibility assessment of experience in caring for patients with AD, experience in running AD trials, and experience of raters in administering the trial outcome measures.
As we have described above, some parents did not understand that CATCH involved taking blood samples from children despite this being included in the patient information sheet, and some parents also 'misunderstood' the sequence of administering the trial interventions.
Prior to administering the trial medications, 9 mls of water is added to the bottle after piercing the aluminium foil making a total volume of 15 mls per bottle; 0.75 mls/kg (30 mg/kg/week for azithromycin) are given once weekly (maximum of 15mls).
But a secretary helping to administer the trials noted that some of the volunteers were particularly cheerful.
He had managed to get in touch with a middleman, in Malta, who said that he was a representative of the Libya Dawn militias — the rebel coalition that had administered the trials.
Despite the fact that the defendant Charles Clark admitted that the blow which had been struck was not accidental, that it was intentionally administered, the trial court ruled as a matter of law that the game of professional football is basically a business which is violent in nature, and that the available sanctions are imposition of penalties and expulsion from the game.
"The Duff report has done a good job at looking at the lessons to be learnt but it does nothing in terms of helping my clients understand the detail of exactly what happened and what went wrong". Mr Day said his clients planned to sue Parexel, the drug company that administered the trial, unless it promised them financial help to cope with any illness arising from the trial.
They are experimental in that patients have been selected for inclusion into the trial and administered the trial treatment.
