Sentence examples for equipment administering from inspiring English sources

Further, as noted by Dr. Schuman, who directs the screening at Elliot Hospital in Manchester, N.H., "once the hospital buys the equipment, administering the test is not very costly -- about $30 a test, which is comparable to these other tests".

The next morning, I returned to the pool, where I found Sokolovas standing on the deck in front of a bank of electronic equipment, administering what he called a "swim-power test" to a specialist in the butterfly from Indiana University.

The legal filing also accuses clinic workers of failing to monitor Mr. Skori's condition, of lacking the proper resuscitation equipment, of administering the wrong medication and of generally providing "incompetent, unskillful and improper treatment".

Consideration of metered dose inhalers, a relatively recent concern, has led to the design of new equipment for administering this unique dosage form.

The patients' highest expectations were on the items "Did the screening insist on error free records?" (E9) and "Did the staff instill confidence in you?" (E14), which means that patients were the most concerned about the accuracy of the screen, with respect to both the equipment used and the people who operated the equipment and administered the screens.

'108' is a centralized, free, fully integrated emergency service ambulance that is equipped with trained staff and equipment to administer lifesaving care en route.

They needed laxatives, roughage, special exercises, trusses, gut-pounding massages, abdominal vibrating machines and a menacing array of equipment to administer "internal baths" and restore muscle tone to their flaccid innards.

"I think it probably would be difficult to give it at a typical jail center -- unless they had an oncologist there with a specialized chemotherapy nurse and the necessary equipment to administer it".

In a planning document, WHO pointed out multiple logistical issues, including "the ability to safely and securely transport the intervention to the delivery site, the existence of safe and secure storage facilities with appropriate cold chain capacity, the availability of sterile equipment to administer injections".

And the whole system has become a lot less costly because it no longer depends on sophisticated training and expensive equipment to administer testing.

However, facilities in rural parts of Africa often aren't equipped to administer the treatment: Equipment is bulky and difficult to transport, and many health workers lack proper training to use it.