Sentence examples for had it administered from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the WISC-III was administered by a trained psychologist to all children not having had it administered in the previous year at school.

In the case of the shingles vaccine, the study doctors began writing prescriptions for patients to pick up the vaccine at the pharmacy and then return to have it administered in their offices.

Patients eligible for this study must have histopathological or cytological diagnosis of primary bronchial carcinoma (small cell or non-small cell) within 6 weeks of randomisation, be 18 or older, and must be willing and able to self-administer 5000 IU dalteparin by daily subcutaneous injection or have it administered to themselves or by a carer for 24 weeks.

Shane Warne's bowling of Mike Gatting at Old Trafford in 1993 might not have become "the ball of the century" had it been administered on a pay-per-view basis; as it is, cricket can hardly have been better advertised.

It is possible that some patients may have responded to other medication first, had it been administered.

36% of patients said they would not have had the vaccination if they had not had it offered and administered in the pharmacy.

However, had it been possible to administer anger recall to all patients, higher maximal stress would have occurred.

Had it been discovered and antibiotics administered on 2 August, White said they would have had a reasonable prospect of saving her life.

The second dose showed no effect on GMT 5 weeks after it had been administered, but it did have a modest additional effect on the seroprotection rate in HIV-infected patients.

Next came Nuremberg, which afforded Nazi leaders fair trials; but for obvious reasons the justice it administered had blind spots, and the bombing of Dresden and other crimes against humanity were ignored.

It was helped both by good news on retail sales and by another announcement from the Fed: most major banks passed the stress tests that it had administered (see article).All things in moderationVoters seem similarly uplifted.