Sentence examples for perhaps administering from inspiring English sources

Perhaps administering subjects a larger number of trials may have revealed a positive relation between tasks.

The scientists now wanted to test Arafat's remains for traces of the radioactive substance to establish whether he might have been poisoned by polonium, which he would have to have ingested – perhaps administered to him in food or drink.

All that said, people can get irritatingly sanctimonious about these things, and I understand the view that a sharp smack, perhaps administered to stop a child running into the road, might be a useful deterrent.

He says profits could go into a central pot - perhaps administered by the UN - either in the form of a fee paid for a licence to carry out the exploration or as payments once the development of the drug begins.

Yet given that we are already being influenced, one can wonder whether stores might eventually see the benefit – perhaps administered through public health-related tax cuts – to making the produce section into a wonderland that has the kids screaming for kale.

He or she would make a strong case for censorship even to the point of loudly proclaiming that America's only hope is "perhaps in administering censorship of the vilest aspects of our popular culture".

Perhaps ketorolac administered perioperatively is the right drug, at the right time, to prevent both surgery-driven angiogenesis and surgery-driven single cell activation.

For those in need of enhanced skills in administering psychotherapy, perhaps better training methods and supervision would suffice.

Perhaps one could consider administering chlordiazepoxide (or taking some) before throwing the next batch of live crayfish into boiling water.

COS also requires concerted efforts by the patients, and perhaps their partners, in administering medication and general compliance to treatment protocols.

Moreover, more accessible and transparent links must be forged between various faculties, something that could perhaps be centrally administered by libraries.