Sentence examples for capability of administering from inspiring English sources
An overwhelming body of evidence suggests our criminal justice system has the capability of administering cost-effective screening for the disease of addiction, as well as spearheading intervention and recovery for its sufferers.
However, no formal guidelines exist for determining which patients should be transferred from a primary stroke center (PSC), capable of administering thrombolysis, to a comprehensive stroke center (CSC), with advanced services including endovascular capabilities.
Therefore, it would be of interest to engineer bacteria with improved tumor colonization capabilities (i.e., requiring lower doses of administered bacteria and showing an increased ratio of bacteria in tumors versus healthy organs).
It is estimated that only one-fourth of administered chemotherapy drugs have their intentional cytotoxic effect.
Therefore, we hypothesize that tissue rebuilding in tumorigenesis, wound healing and fetal development entitles the microenvironments the capability of attracting the systemically administered BMSCs.
Current evidence shows that these agents are available systemically and have the capability of negatively affecting growth when administered to children at labeled doses.
These chemicals have not been demonstrated to have the DNA damaging capability of genotoxic carcinogens and several enhance the hepatocarcinogenicity of previously administered liver carcinogens.
The radiotracer is administered intravenously (dose dependent on both the count rate capability of the system used and the patient's weight), and the patient is left resting in a comfortable position during the uptake phase (60 90 min).
Another notorious characteristic of glitazones is their capability of lowering leptin levels, leading to several degrees of weight gain, usually proportional to the administered dose [ 34].
In all cases the administered activity should not result in count rates above the count rate capability of the PET or PET/CT system being used.
In all cases the administered FDG activity should not result in activities within the FOV that exceed the peak count rate capability of the PET/CT system in use.
