Sentence examples for effect of administering a from inspiring English sources
To demonstrate the effect of administering a precurarizing dose of cisatracurium or rocuronium on the speed of onset of cisatracurium, and to review the possible mechanisms and value of the priming principle.
We then assessed the effect of administering a subsequent 405-nm pulse at a later time.
One approach could be to perform a meta-analysis that evaluates the effect of administering a clearly defined, probiotic(s).
Results of this study will give insight in the effect of administering a culture questionnaire or the questionnaire with a complementary workshop.
The effect of administering a diet rich in carbohydrates (30% sucrose), known to contribute to metabolic syndrome in murine models through oxidative stress, or through the activation of adipocyte-specific genes (lipogenesis), among other effects, and in consequence to hepatic metabolic changes [ 22– 24] was not observed in this case related to an increase in GOT and GPT values.
The increase in stressed volume and systemic filling pressure by hyperoxia resembles the effects of administering a fluid bolus or norepinephrine.
The increase in stressed volume and P msf by hyperoxia mimics the effects of administering a fluid bolus, yet without increasing the R vr.
Furthermore, when considering waning of vaccine-induced immunity, the effects of administering a booster vaccine should be captured in sensitivity analysis because a booster shot might have significant impact on the results.
In this study we evaluated the effect of administering the Type A MAO inhibitor clorgyline (clorg) and the Type B MAO inhibitor pargyline (parg) on food intake.
Some encouraging results were obtained but with persistence of problems such as the weak immunogenicity of the peptides or the potential adverse effect of administering plasmid DNA encoding a functional oncogene.
If one were to assume that it is absolutely prohibited to cause the death of a human being, then it would not be permissible to kill an aggressor in self-defense, to sacrifice one's life to protect others, to hasten death as a side effect of administering sedation for intractable pain, or to endanger non-combatants in warfare.
