Sentence examples for that administrated from inspiring English sources
This is supported by an enhancement in WBC number in the group that administrated with medium or high dose of henna extract.
Most studies confirmed that administrated nanoparticles are primarily taken up by liver and spleen in a large quantity and by lung, kidney, heart, and brain in small amounts after single administration [12].
No mortalities were observed in group (4) that administrated propolis with vaccine.
It was recognized that among the regenerative therapies, platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is an autologous platelet concentrate suspended in plasma that, administrated in the wound site, releases growth factors and promotes the wound healing cascade [ 2, 5].
These results were supported by the findings from another study that administrated 300 mg oral allopurinol daily to 48 patients with hyperuricemia (serum urate ≥ 7 mg/dl) for 12 weeks [ 24].
It must be noticed that nilotinib is currently used to treat CML but that administrated doses lead to plasma concentrations able to inhibit c-KIT besides BCR-ABL, as shown already with the other TKI, that is, imatinib and dasatinib.
The scheme – which proposed a new internet address that would help people filter out explicit material if they wished – was originally blocked by Icann, the group that administrates millions of internet addresses, in 2007.
These results indicated that administrating this system through a retrovirus successfully integrated the molecular switch sequence into target cells.
Therefore claims that administrating Ins P6 in the diet or applying it topically can produce health benefits by increasing extracellular Ins P6 levels may require reassessment.
In this study we were not able to access information on these issues due to the policies of the ministry that administrates the facilities.
A recent study in children with carboplatin hypersensitivity reactions suggests that administrating a full dose in combination with premedication may be as effective as desensitization without premedication [ 14].
