Sentence examples for to administer through from inspiring English sources

Underscoring this trend, whole-body vibration, which is easy to administer through a vibrating platform, has gained tremendous popularity over the last decade for neuromuscular improvements [12 14].

Naloxone, or Narcan, is nonaddictive, nontoxic and easy to administer through nasal, intramuscular or intravenous application.

Diversity of plant species which have pharmacological activities were identified so far and the active ingredients are extracted mainly from the root, stem, and leaf parts that processed to administer through appropriate routes [ 3].

Mr. Zardari's approval came late Monday, after Parliament voted overwhelmingly for the measure, which would allow militants to administer justice through courts whose judges have Islamic training.

Possible solution by out of box approach would be to administer insulin through anima process in the large intestine to get the insulin absorbed directly without any interaction without manipulated by gastric or pancreatic juices, direct into the blood stream.

Others have struggled to administer biomolecules through the nose, in the manner of cocaine.

Meanwhile, others are striking out on their own: UnitedHealth Group has started a bank to administer HSAs through a Visa debit-card and Blue Cross and Blue Shield will open its own bank next year (Full disclosure: Forbes.com has an HSA plan through United Health.

In the lowlands the Crown was now able to administer government through a system of sheriffdoms and other appointed officers, rather than semi-independent lordships.

This meant that, particularly in the lowlands, the crown was now able to administer government through the system of sheriffdoms and other appointed officers, rather than semi-independent lordships.

Generalists, informed by this kind of expertise, might be better placed to administer care through their existing knowledge of the person with dementia and relationship with family members.

Practitioners seemed to have a different way of offering comfort – to administer morphine through a syringe driver and this had the effect of sedating the person so that they were no longer aware of their surroundings.