Sentence examples for appropriate to administer from inspiring English sources
Sec. 2. The Secretary of the Interior may make such provisions in the Department of the Interior as he may deem appropriate to administer the said act.
The Secretary is authorized to prescribe such rules and regulations as the Secretary determines necessary or appropriate to administer and manage the functions of the Secretary or the Department.
It is appropriate to administer a loading dose of anticonvulsant medication intravenously to all patients with penetrating brain injury [ 29].
In addition, future work should look at which of the two instruments is more patient-friendly and appropriate to administer.
Consequently, we believe that it is appropriate to administer this drug in a regimen in which the dose is gradually increased from low dosage (dose L) to high dosage (dose H).
It is not appropriate to administer only those items that are used in the derivation of SF-6D utility scores and, therefore, participants were asked to consider the SF-36v2 in its entirety.
Blood products were not available for infusion; LIR was not designed to determine the appropriate fluid to administer (this would be at the discretion of the supervising physician), but only the appropriate volumes.
(g Designated state agency means the instrumentality created by a state or designated by appropriate authority to administer or coordinate its state rail plan.
He and the minister, Simon Birmingham, did not elaborate when asked repeatedly how the government had reached a decision that the foundation was the appropriate vehicle to administer the funds.
Whilst in this case it was felt appropriate to not administer any further live-attenuated vaccines, it was recommended to continue scheduled non-live vaccines, including diphtheria-tetanus-acellular pertussis (dTap).
During ECT, it is not appropriate to merely administer intravenous anesthetics using a set dosage range, because the patients are usually receiving various chronic psychoactive drugs that may interfere with seizure inducibility [ 1].
