The phrase "administration of native" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the management or governance of indigenous peoples or communities, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The administration of native affairs has been a topic of discussion in recent policy meetings."
Alternatives: "management of indigenous" or "governance of native communities".
Endogenous stimulation of oxytocin release was compared to the administration of native oxytocin or the long-acting oxytocin analogue carbetocin.
Duration of peaks after injection of the long-acting oxytocin analogue was more than three-fold longer than after administration of native oxytocin.
Data illustrate that continuous administration of native GnRH is a highly efficient option for managing seasonal anovulation in mares and could be effectively used in the breeding industry if a user-friendly delivery option were available.
Figure 3 shows compositional changes induced by RS2 and RS4 when compared to administration of native starch for individual subjects.
Thus, mice with clinical signs of experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis (EAE) or diabetes have been reported to suffer fatal anaphylaxis upon administration of native autoantigenic peptides.
Last, universal administration of native vitamin D, more frequent prescription of calcimimetics, and non-Ca-based PO4 binders based on current guidelines would be beneficial.
Some of these men, such as Miles, Brooke and Henry were experienced veterans of the Indian Wars and, even though they were accustomed to the pacification and administration of the Native Americans, the U.S. Army had no previous experience in the administration of overseas territories.
While this system had built-in contradictions, over the years the Nigerian system developed into a sophisticated form of local government, especially in the emirates and under the banner of "native administration," which became the hallmark of British colonial rule in Africa.
He reorganized the system of native administration by the Native Authority Ordinance (1926) and the Native Courts Ordinance (1929).
Politically, the situation was epitomized in the downgrading of the title of king to that of paramount chief and of his function to that of "native administration".
The new system reinforced men's authority and status by introducing not only a new hierarchy of native administration, but also new a gender hierarchy.
