The phrase "administrated according to" is not correct in standard English; the correct form is "administered according to." You can use it when discussing the management or execution of policies, procedures, or systems in accordance with specific guidelines or rules.
Example: "The project will be administered according to the established protocols to ensure compliance and efficiency."
Alternatives: "managed according to" or "conducted in accordance with."
All anti-TNFs were administrated according to the method of administration indicated in the summary of product characteristics.
Regarding NTI, 70% were not administrated according to the recommendations absence of dedicated line (63%), absence of administration on the nearest insertion site of the catheter (67%).
Site-specific education and training program will be designed and administrated according to their baseline characteristics.
Propranolol was administrated according to standard dosing and protocols in order to decrease heart rate below 100 bpm.
The whole procedure was administrated according to established procedure by Sanja et al., with slight modifications [ 20].
At 16 months of age, after confirmation of disc degeneration by 7TMRI, ADSCs or saline were administrated according to the following procedure.
Hence, without the results of the blood culture taken on day 4, we would likely have concluded that the infection was caused by Burkholderia spp., Aeromonas spp., or Pseudomonas spp. [ 7], and would have administrated antibiotics according to the therapy for general necrotizing fasciitis.
Subsequently, the primary care doctor administrates drugs according to the reported dosage regimen, attaining an effective treatment.
One month after surgery, the CA19-9 level decreased to normal, and an oral fluoropyrimidine derivative (S-1) started to be administrated as adjuvant chemotherapy, according to the protocol for treatment of resected pancreatic cancer [6].
Empirical antimicrobial therapy for suspected infection was administrated, which was modified according to ongoing microbiological and laboratory results.
Additionally, according to the questionnaires administrated for the Finnish Twin Cohort in 1975, 1981, and 1990 (Kaprio & Koskenvuo, 2002), there were no differences in physical activity, smoking behavior, or alcohol use between these HRT users and their nonusing co-twins.
