Sentence examples for equally administered from inspiring English sources

Operators used the DT and PL on approximately 90% of all calls during the study period, and they were equally administered to male and female cancer patients and carers alike.

To prevent any sequencing effect of the previous study, the order of presentation of the two scenarios was randomized for each participant; therefore, both scenarios were equally administered as the pre-test.

The Act included some voting rights protections; it required registrars to equally administer literacy tests in writing to each voter and to accept applications that contained minor errors, and it created a rebuttable presumption that persons with a sixth-grade education were sufficiently literate to vote.

More recently, Koz et al. showed that the slow elution of paclitaxel from hydrogels in rabbit eyes performed equally as well as MMC administered in the traditional fashion with respect to inflammatory response and fibrosis [ 27].

Road Tour was equally effective whether administered under laboratory supervision or self-administered in the patient's home and for participants in both age strata (50 64 vs ≥65).

The fact that XR5944 is equally active when administered at 5 mg kg−1, qdx5 schedule as on an intermittent schedule (q7dx3 at 15 mg kg−1) in SCLC (Stewart et al, 2001) and in colon xenografts (data not shown) suggests that it may be possible to use these drugs in combination at various schedules to overcome such side effects.

These results suggest that Simulect is equally effective when administered in two doses or in a single dose in kidney transplantation.

The decision also means that same-sex couples will be recognized equally in programs administered by the DOJ, including the Radiation Exposure Compensation Program, the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund, and the Public Safety Officers Benefits Programm.

Epidural blockade was administered equally to both groups.

The collateral interventions were administered equally to the lixisenatide and control groups.

Although differences in pharmacokinetic parameters and potency exist, the currently available agents (Table 3) are considered equally efficacious when administered at equipotent doses (O'Connell 2005).