The phrase "art administered" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context discussing the management or governance of art, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The gallery's new policy on art administered by the curators has sparked a debate among artists."
Alternatives: "art managed" or "art governed".
Compared to adult ART, administering medication to children, particularly infants, is more complex and requires exact measurement of dosages, often to a fraction of a milliliter, and compliance with stringent storage requirements.
Budget changes reallocating $105m from the Australia Council to a "national program for excellence in the arts" administered at the discretion of the arts minister and attorney general, George Brandis, have been roundly criticised by the arts community.
But the Coalition's budget proposes a serious compromise to artistic independence in this country; budget papers have announced the shocking redirect of more than $100m over four years away from the Australia Council to a "national program for excellence in the arts", administered directly through the office of the arts minister and attorneygeneral, George Brandis.
In the ART in Lower Income Countries study (ART-LINC), a strong relationship was found between receipt of ART and survival, with the greatest survival benefit being when ART was administered free of cost to patients in resource-limited areas [ 18].
Art is administered by sentimentally celebratory institutions, snugged into niche markets of dauntingly efficient commerce, and paraded through auction houses as a kind of glorified funny money.
ART treatment administered during pregnancy was recorded, with the dates when started and stopped.
Prior antiretroviral therapy (ART) was administered in 80% of patients with a median of 4 regimens.
This model only included data from ages 10 and 12, the two ages at which the ART was administered.
ART was administered as soon as possible after the first trimester if the women met the criteria for treatment (CD4+ < 350/mm), and treatment was continued indefinitely after pregnancy.
