Sentence examples for solution administration from inspiring English sources
The most obvious solution, administration officials said, was lowering their sights on the dividend tax cut, a proposal much loved by conservatives that has little support in Congress.
In this study they confirmed the effects of hypertonic saline solution administration on vasopressin secretion and mean arterial pressure in endotoxic shock.
These data suggest that the recovery of blood pressure after hypertonic saline solution administration during endotoxic shock is mediated by vasopressin secretion.
Continuous saline solution administration (8 mL/kg/h) was used to prevent hypovolemia secondary to the previous fasting period, the surgical preparation, and baseline metabolic loses.
Its distinction with SIADH remains elusive and, in any case, hypertonic saline solution administration under strict monitoring is mandatory [212], together with tight hemodynamic and biological monitoring (PNa, natriuresis, renal function).
The AUCs in plasma concentration of Ibuprofen and a new compound, ER-1039, following single oral administration of these compounds as the O/W microemulsion to fasted rats were equivalent to that of solution administration or increased by nine and two times that of suspension administration, respectively.
Treatments or PBS solutions administration were intratumoral twice a week for 4 weeks.
Further plasma volume replacement in the Doppler and control groups was managed by colloid solutions administration of gelatine and hydroxyethylstarch in a 1 1 ratio (Gelofusine®; B. Braun Melsungen AG, and Voluven®; Fresenius Kabi AG, Bad Homburg, Germany).
But so far, that's the only solution the administration has offered.
What I don't understand is why the only solution either administration could come up with is to give money to these failing companies, enabling them to become even bigger and worsening the problem.
Mr. Eizenstat said today that even in the absence of a negotiated solution, the administration would work with Congress to enact new tax legislation that in its opinion met the world trade body's objections.
