Sentence examples for successfully administered to from inspiring English sources
Immunotherapy for invasive fungal infections has been an area of significant research and clinical interest since the first-half of the twentieth century when hyperimmune equine immunoglobulin was first successfully administered to patients with acute and chronic cryptococcal meningitis.
The CBT was successfully administered to 21 participants.
Moreover, polymeric nanoparticles for RNAi have been successfully administered to humans, providing encouragement for the development of RNAi-based therapies.
The combination of docetaxel and carboplatin has also been successfully administered to patients with ovarian, peritoneal and fallopian tube malignancies (Markman et al, 2001).
To date 4.600 examinations composed of a total of 123.000 questions have been successfully administered to more than 800.000 medical students using IMS.
The Malay version of the MIDAS questionnaire was successfully administered to 30 patients with migraine to assess its face validity and was also given to experts to assess its content validity.
Fibrinolysis was successfully administered at a late stage as a rescue treatment, allowing complete evacuation of purulent material.
He once successfully administered antivenin to a skinner who had been bitten by a snake, he wrote in a column for Sports Afield, and soldered a leaking radiator on a baggage truck.
Over the course of the next 2 years (1921 1922), Frederick Banting, Charles Best, and John James Rickard Macleod, with the invaluable assistance of the chemist James Collip, achieved an improved extract of insulin from animal pancreata and successfully administered the extract to individuals with diabetes mellitus [ 26, 27].
* CHWs also completed a 2- to 4-week clinic-based practicum during which 6 or more DMPA injections had to be successfully administered before the CHW was allowed to provide injections unsupervised.
Certain validated measures, such as substance use and annual family income, had to be altered to be successfully administered by telephone in the DNHS population.
