The phrase "administration to predict" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and would require additional context to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The administration to predict future trends is essential for effective planning."
Alternatives: "management to forecast" or "leadership to anticipate".
Using the enteral route of ACET administration to predict serum HCO3- concentration did not improve the model or the precision of the other parameters.
These PBPK models can be easily designed to incorporate multiple routes of chemical administration to predict internal dose metrics for human and animal exposure, and also for interspecies extrapolation of model results in human health risk assessment.
This allows evaluation of gentamicin concentrations by sampling at any time between 6 and 14 hours after administration, to predict whether or not it is safe to give the next antibiotic dose [ 11].
With the comments, Mr. Mineta became the highest-ranking administration official to predict the outcome of the proposal.
So the National Transportation Safety Board is using weather data obtained from oceanic administration radars to predict the path of the debris once it is below aviation agency radar.
That equates to the loss of 90,000 American jobs, counting imports and exports in the formula the administration used to predict job gains from the pact.
This trade deficit increase equated to about 100,000 more U.S. jobs lost, plugging the import/export data into the formula the administration used to predict job gains.
When left ventricular function (global ejection fraction) is adequate, the volume before fluid administration seems to predict well the fluid challenge response; whereas when the global ejection fraction is poor, the filling pressure seems more suitable.
The state of climate politics in the next presidential administration is hard to predict now.
NOAA chief Jane Luchenco told the Associated Press Thursday that the administration is unable to predict the flow more than 72 hours in advance.
For the Bush Administration, the failure to predict and prevent 9/11 was so personally and politically traumatic that members were willing to do anything to obtain information that might help to decrease the likelihood of making another error of omission.
