Sentence examples for leads to administering from inspiring English sources

In patients where multiple fluid challenges must be repeated in a short time, this inevitably leads to administering a volume of fluid that is far from negligible.

Some providers' (dogmatists) instructions were based on strict hourly schedule (conventional) which was likely to lead to administering some doses in awkward hours and completing treatment several hours before the scheduled time.

However, subjects who had lower level of education or had limited time to fill out the questionnaire were led to administer the instrument in the face-to-face interviews.

The results of Stanley Milgram's much discussed experiment on obedience and Philip Zimbardo's Stanford prison experiment, however, suggest otherwise: ordinary people can be led to administer painful electric shocks to one another for the sake of pleasing an experimenter or may cruelly humiliate their fellows if invited to play the role of prison guards.

If Ethics are violated, a "trial" by a Committee of Evidence can lead to punishments administered by a body called the Rehabilitation Project Force (RPF).

This makes the policy easier to administer, but leads to opaque admissions procedures and inaccurate results.

Given that metformin leads to gastrointestinal upset when administered to diabetic patients, Slack et al. [ 126] investigated if metformin alters intestinal physiology in aging flies.

However, goal-directed therapy using measurements of cardiac output alone, often leads to higher volumes of administered fluid compared to conventional therapy [ 12], and therefore the debate continues as to the optimal dose of fluid and which haemodynamic goal and/or vasopressor are best [ 13].

Pharmacokinetic studies show that orally administered A3309 leads to minimal systemic exposure and that systemically available drug is highly protein bound (>99%) (15).

Here, C57Bl/6 mice are sensitized against ovalbumin and subsequent challenge with intratracheally administered ovalbumin leads to airway inflammation (Grainger et al., 2010).

Steroid hormone absorption is more rapid and leads to higher blood concentrations when administered sublingually than when ingested via a capsule or pill [ 18].