Sentence examples for aim at administering from inspiring English sources

Most influenza vaccination campaigns aim at administering the seasonal vaccine to the highest number of eligible subjects during a short time window preceding the start of the flu season.

Purposely, CPT-11 was begun 1 week before the start of radiotherapy, aiming at radiosensitisation by administering the first dose of chemotherapy before starting radiotherapy.

Chronotherapy aims to administer cytotoxic agents at the time when they will exhibit the lowest toxicity.

For all three radiopharmaceuticals an administration of 10 μg peptide with the maximal achievable amount of radioactivity was aimed at, resulting in administered doses as described below.

Merni Fitzgerald, Fairfax's public affairs director, said officials were aiming to administer 12,000 doses of the vaccine to those most at risk for serious complications from the H1N1 virus, mainly pregnant women and children 6 to 36 months.

But the comic has taken aim at a major power-player, and administered the comedy equivalent of an atomic wedgie.

They fail though at judiciously administering it.

Paul Krugman's Feb. 28 column, "Leaving Children Behind," illustrates a major reason why the nation's poorest citizens are children, and why the least poor are elderly: states have too much power to set benefits and eligibility for the federal programs they administer aimed at children and families, programs like Medicaid and Temporary Assistance to Needy Families.

Thereafter a dosage of 2 mg/d will be administered, aiming at 24 hours trough-levels for Sirolimus between 4 and 8 ng/mL.

You aim at the ball.

He took particular aim at beef producers.