Sentence examples for a broader dose from inspiring English sources
The crisis of Islam could use a broader dose of Turkish give-and-take.
In contrast, a broader dose range of I'm-Yunity™ (PSP) affects the expression of the p65 subunit.
Findings were also similar across a broader dose response of deciles of toenail mercury (Supplementary Table 1), and in sensitivity analyses excluding early cases of diabetes (within the first 2 years) or late cases (after the first 10 years) (Supplementary Table 2).
At the end of phase IIa, it would also be relevant to include patient data from phase I trials, and at submission it would be relevant to include, both the larger phase III and the phase IIb dose-finding trials, which typically span a broader dose range.
In studies designed to explore this general response over a broad dose range, female Swiss mice were administered six different diets containing Pb acetate 1 day after mating.
Effects of subcutaneous administration of two selective melanin-concentrating hormone MCH1 receptor antagonists, labeled A and B were examined over a broad dose range (1, 3, 10, 20, 40 mg/kg) on rat sleep wake architecture.
These doses were chosen to permit an evaluation of multiple biodosimetric assays over a broad dose range.
The derived estimates were based on a large and homogeneous cohort with a broad dose range.
Next day the cells were treated with gefitinib, RAD001 and combination of both drugs at a fixed molar ratio over a broad dose range to establish growth curves for a 72 h and 144 h read-out.
It should be noted that while the dose-response curve for DNA adducts is generally linear, it does not follow that dose-response curves for gene mutations or chromosomal mutations are linear over a broad dose range (Swenberg et al., 2008).
Phase 1 trials with a broad dose range (400 to 1600 mg/day) revealed a low drug exposure in the brain [ 66], while phase 2 trials narrowed this spectrum (400 800 mg, twice daily) and showed trivial benefits on function with the lowest dosage (400 mg).
