Sentence examples for required for administering from inspiring English sources
Urgent colonoscopy is not always the preferred initial intervention in severe lower GI bleeding because of the need for a large volume of oral bowel preparation, the time required for administering the preparation, and concern regarding adequate visualization.
Touching patients more than required for administering treatments, even while wearing full protective gear, was not advisable.
None reported the time required for administering or scoring the instruments and none estimated the financial cost of implementation.
GPs were supplied with a pre-coded laser machine (custom-designed to deliver both real and sham laser) and standardized needles required for administering the acupuncture interventions.
A retrospective single-time-point survey conducted by Fortner et al. assessed the human resource costs required for administering filgrastim or pegfilgrastim [ 28].
As an example, as HER2 protein overexpression or gene amplification in the primary tumor is currently required for administering anti-HER2 treatment in breast cancer [ 13], HER2 status on CTCs has also been investigated in breast cancer using CellSearch® and other technologies [ 14- 18].
Parental/caregiver education and training is required to prepare for administering treatment at home [ 52].
Even though canon law makes it impossible to unordain a priest, the authority of a bishop is required for priests to administer sacraments.
Comments: Authors suggest that accurate weight estimation is required for most drugs administered in emergency situations.
Despite the demonstrated appropriateness of the interviewer-administered Child-OIDP in different cultural settings [ 1, 25, 31, 32], an equivalent self-administered instrument would be more brief and cost-effective than face-to-face interviews, as it would not require an interviewer for administering the questionnaire.
Consistent with the notion that continuous GLP-1R activation is required for optimal glucoregulation, liraglutide administered once daily and exenatide administered once weekly appear to be more potent glucose-lowering agents, relative to twice-daily exenatide (5, 13).
