Sentence examples for comfortable administration from inspiring English sources

All the dichotomous (two levels) attributes were codified as +1 for their 'best level' (safer, 1 2% more effective, more comfortable, decision shared with physician) and as −1 for their 'worst level' (less safe, less effective, less comfortable administration, decision not shared with physician).

Discussion/conclusion: Capsules containing Na131I are widely used as they are more comfortable for administration and there is less possibility for local contamination of patient and medical staff.

More and more people are comfortable with investing, administration officials say, especially younger people who know they will get low rates of return on the payroll taxes they pay to Social Security if the system is not changed.

As the judicial proceedings unfold, the American people should feel as comfortable with the administration of justice as they do about the success of the nation's military in Afghanistan.

Future capsule formulations are expected to reduce gastrointestinal toxicity like nausea, vomiting and diarrhoea, allowing more comfortable and safe administration.

This treatment is based on the use of antiemetic, potent analgesic, glucocorticoid, and antisecretor drugs in combination with the most comfortable route of administration to allow its application within the homecare setting.

The fact that no decision has yet been made may even explain why some people in the administration feel comfortable about making general warning noises to Saddam.One possible next step might be to demand the immediate return of United Nations weapons inspectors to Iraq, with far more intrusive powers, in return for a change in the sanctions regime.

The last time the Pentagon reviewed its nuclear posture, in 2001, it concluded that the American military could get by with 1,700 to 2,200 nuclear warheads at the ready, a level the Bush administration found comfortable even as it demurred over a binding treaty with Russia.

Is Panetta comfortable with the Obama administration's "chest-thumping" over the bin Laden capture?

So while we're not at a point where the Obama administration feels comfortable enough to assert its constitutional authorities in a Truman-esque kind of way, we are at a point where the administration is at least acknowledging -- and pushing back against -- the undeniable fact that McChrystal is mounting a challenge to those authorities.

And that makes it much more difficult for the Obama Administration to feel comfortable with intervening.