Sentence examples for administration of experimental from inspiring English sources

A review of the reasons given for not obtaining ethical clearance revealed that many researchers thought that research involving questionnaires, interview, or focus group discussions do not require ethical clearance, because such research does not involve an intervention or the administration of experimental drugs.

The rats received two intra-articular injections of 50 μl of CFA 4 weeks apart, at week 0 to initiate inflammation and at week 4 to boost inflammation in conjunction with administration of experimental drugs.

For instance, changes of EEG signatures observed after administration of experimental compounds can be assigned to the interference of drugs with certain neurotransmitter systems, such as the cholinergic, dopaminergic, and noradrenergic systems [ 20- 23].

Animal breeding, care, and all experimental procedures were approved by the ethical and humane committee of Guangzhou Medical College and carried out strictly in accordance with the related regulations on administration of experimental animals under the SPF animal experiment number: 0052246.

The effect of olive and avocado oils on biochemical indicators in rats with metabolic changes induced by sucrose ingestion after the administration of experimental diets for 4 weeks is shown in Table 4. MC group triglyceride levels increased significantly (P < 0.05), at least 3.7 times with respect to the CG group.

In addition, there is a tick box ('show related metabolites from the same publication') allowing the user to overlay comparable data from the same study, such as different metabolites after administration of the same polyphenol source or the same metabolite after administration of experimental and control foods.

The reports said the doctors questioned whether the researchers received proper permission from patients, whether surgery or other treatments were delayed because of the administration of the experimental drug and whether the drug had been screened for toxicity.

These treatments — both the physical abuse and the involuntary administration of an experimental drug — have stirred concern in Cambodia since they were documented recently by the New York-based monitoring group Human Rights Watch.

In December, the government tried another approach that also drew criticism from rights groups and health professionals: administration of an experimental herbal drug imported from Vietnam but not registered for use in Cambodia.

To account for this, repeat administration of the experimental treatment is plausible, thereby allowing assessment of the reproducibility of nutritional ergogenic aids [18, 19].

In this context, contemporary phase 1 trials should include the assessment of tumor growth kinetics before the administration of the experimental regimens.