The phrase "administration as compared" is not correct and sounds incomplete in written English.
It may be intended to introduce a comparison between different administrations or aspects of administration, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The effectiveness of the current administration as compared to the previous one is still under review."
Alternatives: "administration in comparison" or "administration relative to".
The relative bioavailability of PPN was increased about fivefold to sixfold after transdermal administration as compared to oral delivery.
Again there were cheers for his assertion that the Roosevelt Administration, as compared with preceding Republican administrations, had made and was making adequate preparation for national defense.
Pilocarpine-loaded hydrogels sustained pupillary constriction for 24 h after administration as compared to 3 h for the solution, an 8-fold increase in the duration of action.
Immunohistochemistry for collagen II and aggrecan revealed an obvious increase in deposition of these two substances with increased HA administration as compared to the control; however, again, the higher concentration of HA, 500 μg/ml, did not result in a further increase in production.
Additionally, in all brain regions, Q out was decreased during and after tariquidar administration as compared with baseline scans (Figure 8F).
MAP alarm did not decrease norepinephrine dose during the first day of administration as compared to P1 (0.50 ± 0.07 vs 0.47 ± 0.06 μg/kg/min, p = 0.75).
The data indicated that as reference antioxidant (BHT), the plant essential oils at both doses (100 & 200 mg/kg b.w) could modulate the GST and GSH levels at 4 & 8 h after APAP administrations as compared to those in control groups.
Both Tg CHRNA5/A3/B4 and α5KO mice show increased nicotine self-administration, as compared to control mice [ 37, 73, 74].
Parecoxib administration resulted in a significantly decreased OBAS at 48 hours after the first administration (2 (0/4)) as compared to the placebo group (3 (1/5.25)) (p=0.01).
Nurses who face interruption during medication administration were 2 times [AOR = 1.5, 95 % CI (1.14, 3.21)] more likely to make medication administration error as compared to those who administered without interruption.
The report charges instances of double dipping, lack of transparency, and that on average charter schools spend $800 more per student on administration cost as compared to a traditional public school.
