Sentence examples for is expected to be administered from inspiring English sources
27 30 Although the vaccine is expected to be administered for free, the financial burden associated with access to the vaccination should be minimised, and further reductions at the policy level may be important towards increasing access for those outside the age range who wish to vaccinate.
The WHOQOL-Dis items are expected to be administered jointly with WHOQOL-Bref, a cross-cultural 26-item generic instrument for the assessment of generic QoL [ 14].
Since DENV replicates in vivo but UV-DENV does not, the number of virus particles is expected to be higher in mice administered DENV than UV-DENV, subsequent to the first round of replication.
The use of auctions is expected to be more complex to administer, entail higher transaction costs to farmers and the administration and require higher human capital to design and implement (Ferraro 2008; Latacz-Lohmann and Van der Hamsvoort 1998; Lowell and others 2007).
Another set of grants administered by the National Science Foundation is expected to be announced by the end of this month.
The drugs must be administered intravenously and were expected to be expensive.
Moreira was killed by a firing squad on 18 January on the island of Nusakambangan, and as a Catholic was expected to be allowed a priest to administer the sacrament of reconciliation and penance and offer consolation.
Because a large number of different interpreters are expected to be utilised in the project, the measures administered to participants were professionally translated into Dari, Pashto, Farsi and Tamil to support the consistency of interpreting across participants.
Oral bioavailability could be expected to be strongly linked to the fat content of vehicle administered at dosing.
* The Palestinian Authority, headed by President Mahmoud Abbas, is expected to take over responsibility for administering Gaza's borders from Hamas.
With IFRT, higher radiation dose could be administered compared with ENI and it is expected to improve survival.
