The phrase "administrations of small" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the management or governance of small entities or organizations, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The administrations of small businesses often face unique challenges that differ from larger corporations."
Alternatives: "management of small" or "governance of small".
Although the optimal beneficial cell dose is high, a better approach may be multiple administrations of smaller cell doses, an approach we plan to take for our next study.
The administration of small doses of antibiotics sufficient to cure gonorrhea may mask the early manifestations of coexisting syphilis and delay its diagnosis.
Hairballs can be prevented by regular brushing to remove loose hair or by oral administration of small amounts of petroleum jelly or commercially available medications.
This work reports the synthesis and performance of magnetic chitosan alginate core shell beads for oral administration of small molecules in order to increase their bioavailability.
Catalytic scavengers are enzymes displaying a turnover with OPs as substrates, allowing rapid and efficient protection using administration of small doses.
A newly designed combination microelectrode-injection system is described which can be used to record electrophysiological responses of individual neurons in the primate brain to local administration of small quantities of drugs or other compounds.
While administration of small quantities/volumes of tracers can easily be achieved through iontophoresis, in the case of pressure injections the volume of the substances injected are much more difficult to control.
The ease of administration of small pharmacological inhibitors makes them powerful tools to address the role of specific signaling/molecular pathways, such as the TGF-β pathway, in complex in vivo physiological processes such as limb regeneration.
Data shows that intranasal administration of small peptides such IGF-I and EPO produce high CNS concentrations in as short as twenty minutes [14], suggesting the existence of a retrograde (rostral to caudal) pathway.
In vivo electroporation (EP) is a technique that significantly increases the immunogenicity of DNA vaccines via co-administration of small, localized electrical fields to increase the transfection efficiency of the injected DNA [19], [20] and the recruitment of immune cells such as dendritic cells, T and B lymphocytes to the site of immunization [21], [22].
