Sentence examples for because it is administered from inspiring English sources
While Medicare is always cited as a model of administrative efficiency at approximately 5percentt, it is a poor example because it is administered by the private sector, not the federal government.
Patient 1 was an actively working young man with restrictions to get time off from work to get his infusions and therefore we chose adalimumab (instead of infliximab) because it is administered subcutaneously.
These include difficulty in standardizing the vaccine because it is administered via scarification and phenotypic instability of the vaccine strain.
IPTp-SP in the context of ITNs is highly cost-effective in Mozambique mainly because it is administered through already existing health structures, such as the ANC, and because SP is a cheap drug.
Since taurolidine is readily available because it is administered in high doses after peritonitis surgery, it may successfully compete with mannose explaining its effectiveness against bacterial infections at laparoscopic lesions.
These costs can be considerable and are obviously higher for NET-EN because it is administered more frequently.
I did say that Medicare was a dreadful program because it's administered dreadfully.
In response, Dr. Dean conceded that "I did say that Medicare was a dreadful program because it's administered dreadfully".
Thirty years ago today June 29 , 1972-- the Supreme Court ruled in Furman v. Georgia that the death penalty was unconstitutional because it was administered in a racially and geographically discriminatory manner.
"I did say that Medicare was a dreadful program because it's administered dreadfully," Dr. Dean continued, adding: "I've done more for health insurance, Dick Gephardt, frankly, than you ever have, because I've delivered it to a lot of seniors and a lot of young people.
Housing Benefit was complicated because it was administered by local government offices rather than the welfare authorities, each with slightly different claim procedures and forms.
