Researchers generally work as contractors with NGOS, which can administer grants and contracts and accept donations.
Our polymeric system, which can administer multiple compounds with distinct kinetics, provides prolonged action and less invasive transscleral administration, and is expected to provide new tools for the treatment of posterior eye diseases with new therapeutic modalities.
Thus, 2.5 × 10 GC/eye which is the high 1 1 dose (10 10) is the maximum dose which we can administer to the murine eye.
In the meantime, there is a device called ActivaDose, which has been cleared by the F.D.A. for another purpose (administering drugs transdermally), and which can also administer tDCS; physicians may legally prescribe it "off label," which is how some hospitals can offer the therapy.
The electric rays have electric organs by which they can administer electric shocks to enemies or prey.
Unlike the biologics which are administered by injection, tofacitinib is a small molecule which can be administered orally.
PACT takes an empirical, customized, and sometimes controversial approach to controlling pain, which can mean administering powerful drugs at very high doses.
The only pharmacological therapy available for treatment of the infection is the nucleoside analogue ribavirin, which can be administered orally, parenterally, or by inhalation.
No way, that is, which can be administered quickly and easily in the surgery of a busy general practitioner.If ZymeTx, a biotechnology company based in Oklahoma City, has its way, that should soon change.
The state, as a monopoly supplier of services from welfare benefits to driving licences, many of which can be administered online, must motivate itself from within.The lab should help to make public services more human and humane.
And if it doesn't work — if a 24-hour course of intravenous antibiotics, which can be administered in the nursing home, avoiding hospitalization, can't overcome the infection — surgery remains an option.
