The phrase "administration techniques such" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing examples of specific techniques related to administration or management practices.
Example: "In our training session, we will cover various administration techniques such as project management and team coordination."
Alternatives: "management methods like" or "administrative practices such as".
In addition, the half-life of growth factors is short; multiple administrations or special techniques such as gene transfer by viral infection would be necessary.
In addition, Thiessen attacks the Obama Administration for having banned techniques such as waterboarding.
While the face to face interview technique has dominated research on human subjective reaction to noise, other techniques such as administration of a written questionnaire offer the established advantages of anonymity and cost-efficiency.
Sen. Dianne Feinstein, who spearheaded the report, is introducing legislation that would prevent future administrations from ever employing torture techniques, such as waterboarding, but it's highly unlikely the new Republican-led Congress will take any action on her proposals.
Delivery of plasmids containing immunogenic transgenes has been improved through use of techniques such as electroporation and administration of transgenes within lipoplex formulations.
In order to reduce recall bias different recalling techniques such as routes of administration (checking injection sites and presence of the scar on the upper arm, whether the child has taken vaccine orally) were used.
But the Obama administration will emphasise that James Comey, who was deputy attorney-general under Bush, was among a small group inside the administration who opposed wiretapping and the use of interrogation techniques such as waterboarding.
WASHINGTON -- John Brennan, President Barack Obama's nominee to head up the CIA, told senators Thursday he "had some visibility" into the "enhanced interrogation" techniques, such as waterboarding, authorized by the Bush administration.
This phase concept is oriented towards marketing approval of diagnostic agents that are intended for in vivo administration, such as radiopharmaceuticals or contrast agents for use in imaging techniques, such as magnetic resonance imaging.
A widely used approach to assess the impact of VEI on outcomes would involve classifying patients according to their VEI administration and comparing outcomes between the 2 groups with risk-adjustment techniques such as multiple logistic regression models.
