Sentence examples for starting the administration from inspiring English sources

In all patients, blood levels of testosterone and DHEA were measured before starting the administration of rFSH.

Moreover, whether variations in the established protocol, starting the administration of IAs earlier and/or during a different number of days, may result in better clinical outcomes are unclear.

Starting the remifentanil infusion at 9 μg/kg per hour (0.15 μg/kg per min) and titrating to 12 μg/kg per hour (0.2 μg/kg per min) before starting the administration of propofol at 0.5 mg/kg per hour (with a bolus dose of up to 0.5 mg/kg) appeared to be clinically appropriate in the present study.

What fresh gas flow - vaporizer setting (FGF - FD) combination should be used for a particular patient when starting the administration of potent inhaled anesthetics to reach a target end-expired concentration (FA) after a predetermined time interval without excessively wasting potent inhaled anesthetic?

In cases of high haemorrhagic risk, mechanical and/or pharmacological prophylaxis (assessing the need to reduce dosage and/or start the administration only post-surgery) can be considered.

About a week after it all had started, the administration signed an agreement with the student leadership, meeting our demands.

At the time of weaning from ECMO, ruled out cardiovascular instability, we started the administration of DEX (0.7 μg/kg/hour, without initial bolus) with progressive decrease of the dose of other sedative drugs.

After reaching a target concentration for oxygen of 98%-100% the oxygen concentration was lowered to 30% in both groups to start the administration of either Xenon or Isoflurane in N2O (end-tidal concentration 63-65%).

Furosemide (Intervet, Belgium, 5 mg/kg, IV) was administrated prior to starting the IV administration of Lactated Ringer's solution (20 mL/kg/h).

Despite starting the season in administration, he led Vale to promotion into League One in 2012 13.

Starting now, the administration needs to initiate a concerted effort to win back the public's trust.