Sentence examples for effectively administered from inspiring English sources
Notwithstanding the potential toxic side effects of the drug, amifostine might be effectively administered (or self-administered) to general populations who are not tasked to perform essential emergency tasks (e.g., at risk, general resident populations being asked to 'shelter-in-place').
He kicked his son's shins as a way of instilling in him what he himself had learned on the Harlem streets: with imperfection comes pain, a crude but effective lesson crudely and effectively administered.
Some of these drugs are genetically modified for greater efficacy, increased half-life, or lower immunogenicity, while others are tailored to be effective in specific groups of patients, or engineered to be effectively administered through less invasive routes.
No one believes antiretrovirals can be effectively administered in countries that are at war, or in areas devoid of doctors and hospitals or clinics.
It is hard to disagree with that prescription, but perhaps even harder to believe that it can be effectively administered.
Albert effectively administered his lands, combating aristocratic banditry, paying his officials salaries, tightening controls over them, and instituting an accounting system in his territories.
An interim constitution grants absolutist powers to the military men, who effectively administer the monarchy.
James Farrell Jr., library development specialist with the state's Department of Education, said the library's "deplorable" condition proved that the city was incapable of effectively administering the library.
The process exposes the failure by Liberians to provide themselves with a legal and judiciary system capable of effectively administering justice.
Mr. Sevan did not explain in his e-mail message how the Security Council had hampered him from effectively administering the sprawling program.
The campaign for mayor commenced again yesterday amid concern about whether the Board of Elections could effectively administer the vote on Tuesday, with some of the Democratic mayoral campaigns saying that Gov. George E. Pataki had asked them whether he should postpone the primary again.
