Sentence examples for has already administered from inspiring English sources

Still, Counsyl executives say the company, which has been operating quietly for a few months, has already administered thousands of the tests.

The volume of work will initially be quite small, but the entry of new providers has already administered a salutary shock to a service long shielded from effective competition.

The trampolining markets of the past few weeks have already administered this kind of fright, reminding investors that risk is just that.

At the outset, Mr. Rockwell was joined by Nigel Redden, a festival veteran, who left before the first season to take over an event he had already administered, the Spoleto Festival U.S.A. in Charleston, S.C.

Going into Friday, the White House press corps had already administered the last rites to H. R. McMaster, the national-security adviser, and there was also speculation about the fate of John Kelly, the White House chief of staff; David Shulkin, the Secretary of Veterans Affairs; and Ben Carson, the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development.

Objectives: Rehabilitation invention has already been administered in ICUs in other countries and has successfully helped achieve the goal of early extubation.

The wound at site of injection is no bigger than that observed with an ordinary needle and since the duration of the vaccination is only approximately 0.7 milliseconds, faster than the time it takes to recognize pain, then the vaccine has already been administered by the time the vaccinated realizes it, practically abolishing the feeling of pain (van de Wijdeven; publication in preparation).

This checklist [ 20] has already been administered in several other samples of combatants (e.g. [ 12]).

However, the fourth determinant of prognosis, response to therapy, is known only after therapy has already been administered.

Furthermore, if rFVIIa has already been administered, there is no reason to recommend the administration of other drugs to treat coagulopathy.

Some clinicians routinely request blood cultures from patients with high fever before starting antimicrobial drugs, although in practice, the specimen is often collected by nursing staff after the first dose has already been administered.