Sentence examples for need for administering from inspiring English sources

However, when this equilibrium is disturbed, due to several reasons such as tissue injury or genetic variation or in disease-like diabetes mellitus (Fattah et al. 2004), the need for administering a fibrinolytic agent arises so as to refurbish uniform blood flow and thus aid in the healing process.

This case also showed the continuing need for administering quadrivalent meningococcal vaccine in the community.

Successful incorporation of such formulations will eliminate the need for administering multiple dosages, further enhancing the functionality of such implants.

This case emphasizes the importance of characterizing the causative organism when brain death is caused by meningoencephalitis, and the need for administering appropriate prophylactic therapy when causation has been clarified.

This is, for example, the case when scanning patients with traumatic brain injury, where the view within the gantry is partly blocked by auxiliary equipment, such as that needed for administering anaesthetics.

He told the committee the government had collected more than $271 million in dividends from its TARP-financed bank shares and said the department needed a strategy for administering its holdings.

The criteria of exclusion were the need for simultaneously administering other vasoactive drugs or a new fluid challenge or blood transfusion and the need for modifying the ventilatory settings or the dose of the sedative drugs.

Crucial among them was the need for individuals administering the consent document to spend more time in doing so, which may be extremely difficult in studies with large sample sizes.

This reduces clinician time needed for administering and scoring a questionnaire during the visit.

The reason for this interest is that there is great controversy concerning the required composition of fluids, and there is a need for a physiological framework for administering an optimal amount of fluid based on a point-of-care basis taking the possibility of loss of hemodynamic coherence into account.

That increased production was accompanied by reduced episodes of bleeding and a decreased need for externally administered Factor VIII.