Sequential administration of A and B
Hi
What I want to say is I firstly treated drug A and then B with a three-day interval.
My first try was "sequential administration of A and B", but I was told it looked confusing because it sounds like 'repeated treatment of A first, and then B'.
Is it confusing? If so, how can I fix the sentence to avoid confusion?
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golddj If so, how can I fix the sentence to avoid confusion? You have not provided a sentence to fix. Also, you say you treated a drug, but I suspect you actually treated a patient with a drug.
- golddj If so, how can I fix the sentence to avoid confusion?
- You have not provided a sentence to fix.
- Also, you say you treated a drug, but I suspect you actually treated a patient with a drug.
- I would just say right out what you did.
- Adjectives are weak.
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golddjIf so, how can I fix the sentence to avoid confusion?
You have not provided a sentence to fix. Also, you say you treated a drug, but I suspect you actually treated a patient with a drug.
I would just say right out what you did. Adjectives are weak. Maybe "I treated the patient with drug A and then 72 hours later with drug B."
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