Sentence examples for constantly administering from inspiring English sources

Dealers must also double as umpires and line judges, constantly administering the rules of each game.

Evan's always last longer than 5 minutes, so we're constantly administering emergency medication -- sometimes two doses".

Though she was taken off the rock and the breathing tubes were removed a couple of days later, sodium solution had to be constantly administered, at the expense of her T.P.N., and her levels still didn't return to normal.

One of the main reasons for his disaffection appears to have been the severity of the corporal punishment that was constantly administered for what in his view were trivial offences.

Binders were constantly administered throughout follow up in seven patients.

Thus, motivated by the need to understand the behavior of the tet operon when in a solution with the antibiotic Tc, we performed a set of simulations where Tc is constantly administered to the cells.

The sham group received 0.9% saline with acetic acid (0.01 M) over the course of the experiment, whereas AngII (Sigma) was constantly administered to the experimental group at a rate of 0.5 µg/kg/min for 4 weeks.

Despite telling police that he was constantly monitoring Jackson after administering the medication, mobile phone records reveal that Dr Murray was actually on the phone, speaking to three separate callers between 11.18am and 12.05pm.

Since CPAP is known to be effective mainly if administered constantly [ 17], we recommend the use of naso-pharyngeal tube (which has been shown as effective as masks for CPAP administration) if continuous mask administration is not feasible [ 18, 19].

To others, this is proof of the outsize burden Planned Parenthood shoulders by administering a procedure that is constantly under attack.

Afghanistan is 99percentt Muslim, and Afghanistan's constitution already embraces Shari'a law; however, an ultra-federalist culture would constantly seek to discover and bridge gaps between local systems for administering justice and the official machinery of the state courts.