Sentence examples for support administration of from inspiring English sources
"However, as you know, we also have money pending in the Congress for the Palestinian Authority, money that they need to support their regular endeavors and to support administration of the territories.
Hence, there is no clear evidence to support administration of endothelin antagonists in AHF.
Sufficient additional diluent and needles are being purchased to support administration of the 75 million doses of vaccine.
Those investigators found that use of heliox (He/O2) to treat asthma crises did not improve respiratory function, and the existing evidence does not support administration of He/O2 to patients with moderate-to-severe acute asthma in the emergency department.
Recently, the safety of supplemental AVP has been demonstrated in the Vasopressin and Septic Shock Trial (VASST), with a potential survival benefit in patients with less severe septic shock that may support administration of the drug in the early phase of the disease [ 16].
However, with telemedical support, administration of UCA, and specific stroke training for paramedics, this system may be feasible for broad application, including rural areas where the choice of treatment may currently be more limited due to long prehospital delays.
Carrie Johnson, supports administration of Yale/CMHC programs and Gail Hammell supports administration of The Consultation Center, Inc. programs.
MOSART also supports administration of its tests by an MSP Institute to students to probe for any effects on the conceptual state of students whose teachers participated in that MSP Institute.
The high tuberculosis incidence amongst children supports administration of chemoprohylaxis to child contacts regardless of BCG vaccination.
Strong evidence supports administration of magnesium sulphate prior to birth at less than 30 weeks' gestation to prevent very preterm babies dying or developing cerebral palsy.
Identifying clonal expansion in this way could potentially help predict transplant rejection before it occurs, giving physicians evidence to support the administration of more aggressive immunotherapy.
