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A few professional tests, notably the Law School Admission Test and the Medical College Admission Test, are still administered on paper, but officials for the tests expect that computerized versions will replace them in the next decade.

In some sub-Saharan Africa countries, malaria treatments are still administered without a biologic diagnosis.

Thus, intravenous inotropic agents are still administered to a significant proportion of patients admitted for acute HF, but some of these patients may not have needed them.

Despite the ban, these substances are still administered and a black-market for the production, distribution, and use of multiple steroids has flourished [ 1].

They have also protested that they are in effect forced to teach one curriculum in the morning and another in the afternoon, because some states are still administering old tests while introducing new standards.

Although services such as health and education were still administered separately, social security and the relief of poverty were increasingly centralised.

Unlike the self-governing community of Banff to the southeast (which lies within Banff National Park), Jasper is still administered by the national park authorities.

This year, while tests will be still administered at B.N.S., and children in the third and fourth grades will have as much practice taking them as they ever have, the school is actively and vocally preparing to support families who decide to opt children out of the testing.

Even though half of the patients were still delirious after 1 week and serotonergic drugs were still administered, no physician suspected serotonin toxicity as a possible cause.

Although our functional capacity measure, the UPSA-B, has ecological validity in the sense that it assesses real-world behavior, it is still administered in the test laboratory.

Although the efficacy of the Bacillus Calmette-Guérin (BCG) vaccine for preventing tuberculosis continues to be debated (Villarreal-Ramos, 2009), live attenuated BCG has been the only approved vaccine against M. tuberculosis infection since its introduction in 1921, and is still administered routinely around the world, particularly in developing countries.