Sentence examples for historically administered from inspiring English sources

Bashir, 50, described Mrs Palin as a "world-class idiot" and "America's resident dunce", before suggesting that someone ought to defecate in her mouth – a punishment historically administered to slaves by particularly cruel slave-owners.

The CUA is divided into six numbered arrondissements (administrative sub-districts); it has historically been administered by an elected mayor and associated staff.

Historically, orally administered p38 MAPK inhibitors have often been poorly tolerated, probably due to "off target" effects on other kinases leading to side effects such as liver toxicity [ 14].

Historically, surfactant was administered via a tracheal tube during mechanical ventilation.

"We don't take a position on final sovereignty on the Senkakus but historically they've been administered by Japan and should not be subject to change unilaterally.

The Cook Islands Netball Association is the governing body for the sport in the Cook Islands, and historically, the sport has been administered by women.

The results also indicated that responses to CSP were not inhibited by inclusion in the five-plasmid cocktail when historically compared with the CSP plasmid administered alone in earlier studies.

Historically, biologics development involved identifying efficacious doses administered to patients intravenously or perhaps by a syringe.

The purified testicular extract has been used historically to promote resorption of fluid and solutes administered subcutaneously.

Moreover, the vaccine has historically been, and in the US is currently, administered in the absence of an adjuvant.

These latter areas, while outside of the Tigris Valley "heartland," were considered by the 1st millennium BCE Assyrian kings to be historically part of the "Land of Ashur," and were administered as such (Postgate 1992 , 1995 Radner 2006, Kühne 2012).