Sentence examples for improperly administered from inspiring English sources

Clients at Camarillo were dying from neglect and improperly administered medications.

There are many causes for ventricular fibrillation, including improperly administered digoxin, a heart medication that investigators believe Mr. Cullen used to kill.

The almost instantaneous distribution, together with the irreversibility, makes intravenous injection a dangerous method of chemical exposure, with a fair chance of causing drug overdose if improperly administered.

The defense's medical expert testified that the internal bleeding was not sufficient to cause the abnormal rhythm, and that the bleeding and liver damage could have been caused by improperly administered cardiopulmonary resuscitation.

But she was reinstated last week by the International Association of Athletic Federations because the test had been improperly administered: the French agency that tested Yegorova should have taken a blood sample along with a urine sample.

At a number of trial sites, some or all PRO measures were improperly administered or not administered at all during the baseline visit; for this reason, baseline PRO scores from 94 acute phase sample patients (13.1%) were not usable for analysis.

It is actually better to leave a person infected with tuberculosis rather than risk improperly administering antibiotics and treatment, but this requires a stable and attentive medical infrastructure.

If the first is administered improperly, the second and third chemicals can give rise to suffocation and intense pain.

If the first is administered improperly, Judge Burge wrote, the second and third chemicals can give rise to suffocation and intense pain.

Mr. Williams's appeal included a challenge to the constitutionality of the chemicals used in lethal injections, which have the potential to cause excruciating torture if administered improperly.

Prosecutors tried to paint Dr. Murray as a money-hungry physician who would do things no reputable doctor would do — including improperly and recklessly administering an anesthetic normally given only in a hospital.