The phrase "administrated via" is not correct in standard English; the correct term is "administered via." You can use "administered via" when describing the method or means by which something is managed or executed.
Example: "The medication was administered via an intravenous drip to ensure quick absorption."
Alternatives: "managed through" or "conducted via."
Ciprofloxacin antibiotic was administrated via drinking water to avoid infection after radiation.
In testing the therapeutic potency of compound 10 on CT26-xenografted BALB/c mice, a significant reduction in tumor size comparable to that of cisplatin was found when administrated via the i.p. route.
This prospective observer-blinded clinical trial is designed to evaluate the effectiveness and the safety of 0.5% ropivacaine 30 ml (150 mg) administrated via subcutaneous infiltration at incision with or without combination of intraperitoneal spray for analgesia after laparoscopically assisted gastrointestinal surgery.
All the formulations were administrated via tail vein at a dose of 30 μg CD and/or 50 μg p53 gene/mouse.
The Ti contents in the brain regions of mice/rats could not be detected when the TiO2 NPs were administrated via intravenous injection [73 75, 113].
The radiolabeled small molecule preparation (30 20 μCi of [131I]-I2-PARPi [131I]-I2-PARPi [131I]-I2-PARPiS 10 % PEG300) was administrated via the lateral tail vein.
These markers were administrated intravenously via one of the tail veins, 60 and 1 min before killing, respectively.
After 24 h of co-culturing, the mixed cell population was administrated intravenously (via the tail vein), into two groups of 8 10-week old NOD/SCID IL2Rγ−/− mice.
When tumors reached between 50-100 mm3 the drug was administrated daily via intraperitoneal letting the tumors grow for a total of thirty days.
Four studies administrated SBIC via intravenous infusion with a procedure of bolus injection and continuous infusion [ 3– 6], and the remaining trial infused SBIC intravenously with a procedure of only continuous infusion [ 2].
However, other forms of estrogen, including various ER selective modulators, recently have emerged as effective and economical therapies, largely because of clinical data showing minimal hepatic toxicity of these agents if they are administrated parentally via an intramuscular or transdermal route (Ockrim et al. 2006).
