Sentence examples for instead administered from inspiring English sources

Sham mice were not exposed to LISW and instead administered 0.1 mL normal saline.

When a medication is instead administered via other routes (such as orally), its bioavailability is always lower and it may vary from patient to patient, for different factors such as gastric emptying rate, enzyme induction/inhibition by other drugs/foods, individual variation in metabolic enzymes, disease state affecting liver metabolism or gastrointestinal function.

His clinician somehow managed to convince the patient that he had: 'a new super refined, double strength product', but instead administered saline injections.

Because BPA was not soluble in oil at the highest concentration (120 mg/mL), it was instead administered as a suspension; radioactivity in this suspension was comparable to that in the highest soluble concentration, as anticipated.

With regard to the motor component of Step 1, although changes in cutoff points for subtests and overall failure criteria considerably improved the specificity (data not shown), a more effective solution is to eliminate Step 1 motor tests altogether and, instead, administer the UPDRS as Step 1 and Step 2.

Instead, they administered a fixed dosage of 10 ml per adult animal (or 5 ml for a calf less than two years old).

Private antenatal care in Reggio Emilia, instead, is administered almost exclusively by an obstetrician, as is the case in the rest of Italy as well [ 12, 13].

Relevant controls consisted of untreated animals (healthy group and DSS control, n=4) and groups treated the same as test groups receiving active/silencing NiMOS (n=5), but were instead orally administered with blank/unloaded or inactive/scrambled NiMOS (n=5).

91, 92 These challenges may be even bigger in countries where fortification is not governed by the health sector, but instead is administered by the trade ministry or the social protection ministry.

Instead, when administered together with TRAIL, cell growth was substantially reduced to about 50 (2 ng/ml TRAIL) and 28% (10 ng/ml TRAIL) of that of untreated cells, without a dose-dependent effect for SM83.

*p <.05 **p <.01 ***p <.001 Because at time 3questionnaires were mailed, instead of administered at school, the number of psychosocial variables that were assessed in young adulthood was more limited than at time 1 and 2. Findings are shown in Table 4.