Sentence examples for faster administration from inspiring English sources

Although METH can be prescribed (to be taken PO, by mouth) to treat ADHD and obesity, drug abusers administer much larger doses [3], through faster administration routes than those used clinically.

The reports can be used to indicate the focus of infection and not the least, support faster administration of proper antimicrobial treatment for patients with serious bacterial infections.

This enables faster administration of proper antimicrobial treatment and has potential to more rapidly ensure effective therapy for patients with bacteraemia.

The lower price of IVM and the easier and faster administration compared with fenbendazole, which is administered orally, are the main reasons for the selection of injectable ivermectin on sheep farms [ 20].

Despite increasing awareness of the diagnosis, faster administration of antibiotics and intravenous fluids, better technological support of organ function and other recent advances in treatment, the mortality rate in severe sepsis is approximately 35% [ 3- 6].

Lancashire and Cumbria cardiac and stroke network expects about 40 stroke victims each year to recover without a significant disability because of fast administration of clot-busting drugs, enabled by the telestroke service set up by local NHS trusts.

The effect of apixaban on INR, PT and aPTT was comparable following fed and fasted administration.

High dose and fast administration of ILE result in raising concentration of plasma free fatty acid due to a rise in lipoprotein lipase activation [ 61, 62].

We defined "superior" to connote a screening tool that retained high sensitivity, had fast administration time, greater transparency and that might be rated as more satisfactory by users (easier to complete and more enjoyable) in comparison to existing screening tools.

In an ethnographic study involving direct observations and interviews with nurses, Taxis and Barber 21 found wrong rate errors, particularly the fast administration of bolus doses, were most frequently direct violations where nurses reported deliberately deviating from the correct rate.

In conclusion, the version adapted into Spanish showed excellent metric properties, and its high discriminant ability, briefness, and fast administration allow for its use in standard clinical practice for patient screening purposes.