Sentence examples for compared to administration from inspiring English sources
Compared to administration of gastrodin alone, gastrodin co-administrated with borneol was rapidly absorbed from the gastrointestinal tract.
In the present study, administration of fluid containing AS significantly improved outcomes compared to administration of normal saline.
In swine, both soils demonstrated relative bioavailability between 20%and25%5% compared to administration in corn oil.
Conclusion: Ultimately, the study shows that administration of heated lidocaine entails very little pain immediately after injection as compared to administration of lidocaine at room temperature.
Encapsulation of drugs in nanoparticles can enhance the accumulation of drugs in tumours, reduce toxicity toward healthy tissue, and improve pharmacokinetics compared to administration of free drug.
When administered to U-118 cells, significant enhancement in cytotoxicity was observed with combination of PTX and CER as compared to administration of individual agents.
Results show that patient A has an increased plasma concentration of PTX after the second administration compared to first administration, patient C though showed no increased plasma concentration level after the second administration.
In contrast to oral delivery, a sustained therapeutic activity was observed over a period of 24 h after transdermal administration compared to oral administration.
The PK parameters such as maximum plasma concentration (Cmax), time for peak plasma concentration (tmax), mean residence time (MRT) and area under the curve (AUC0−α) were significantly (P<0.01) different following transdermal administration compared to oral administration.
For endoxifen, the AUC0 8 h and Cmax were both 23%% higher (P < 0.001) following morning administration compared to evening administration.
A small pharmaceutical study found that serum estradiol concentrations were ten times higher when the same dose was delivered via vaginal administration compared to oral administration [ 52].
