Sentence examples for so far administered from inspiring English sources
Before the tour, General Dawood said at a news conference that a systematic program that had so far administered urine tests to 95 percent of the Afghan National Police found 1,231 of them addicted to hard drugs, mostly heroin and opium — a rate of about 1.5 percent of the force.
As of March 2010, the only vaccine doses so far administered with GAVI support are those donated by Wyeth for use in two African countries, Rwanda and The Gambia.
The coalition has also so far failed to administer liberated areas and provide basic services and supplies.
(For those of you who are squeamish about pain, the subjects in the vaccination patch trial have so far reported that administering one feels painless).
But even if that were to change, small banks are unlikely to accept bailout cash without major changes to the way the program has been administered so far.
For reasons of principle as well as those dictated by the requirements of fiscal responsibility, conservatives are convinced that welfare expenditures by the government should be restricted to cases of proved need, and administered, so far as possible, at the local and state levels.
So far DHMEQ has been administered mainly into the peritoneal cavity of animals.
But some scientists, including Coffin and McClure, fear that Lombardi's clinic took advantage of that hunger by offering the $650 diagnostic test, 300 of which have been administered so far.
This is a serious obstacle in total eradication of the parasite because tomonts are resistant to most of the chemotherapeutics tested so far when these are administered at a dose that is nontoxic to the fish [ 2].
There is, however, a great difference between treatment and physiological erythropoietic biology, in so far as ESAs are administered episodically, generating important changes in erythropoietin – and hence – Hb levels [ 7].
As Ms. Paul explains, "A few [researchers] have gone so far as to suggest administering pain relief to fetuses undergoing an assisted birth, perhaps in the form of an injection of local anesthetic into the fetus's scalp where it is grasped by the forceps or suction device".
