Sentence examples for a correct dose from inspiring English sources
For the 12 imaging procedures, a correct dose gave 3 points and the closest wrong dose 1 point, yielding a maximum of 36 points.
Of these over 80% had a correct dose for age.
To ensure a correct dose, one has to estimate the weight as accurately as possible [ 2], preferably by an individual weighing of each animal.
12 While the question of a "correct" dose has been raised on many occasions, to date no clear evidence has emerged to answer this issue.
An example is a patient may be on a correct dose or frequency of a drug but it maybe contraindicated because the LFT's maybe deranged so there comes the need for varying dose frequencies for that particular patient".
For drug doses, 14/15 of international experts and 7/11 local experts who answered the question agreed that a correct dose should be within a range of ± 20% of the dose for weight in the WHO or local guidelines.
The primary study endpoint was the adherence level measured (over a minimal period of 6 weeks) by the percentage of days on which the patients took a correct dosing over the monitored period.
The aim of the first topical JHA experiment was to identify a physiological correct dose of JHA while keeping the time of JHA application constant.
Because we have mapped this microsatellite in 'Holiday' and 'Korona' (Table 3), we can use these cultivars as a check for correct dose estimation, and we find that the results are in agreement.
He shifts his focus to programs for job training, early childhood care and remedial education (that alone meriting a domestic Marshall Plan, considering that 14+percent of American adults can't find an intersection on a map, total a deposit slip or determine the correct dose of a medication).
In other words, after responding to an antipsychotic given at the correct dose for an extended period of time, a patient may experience a relapse with increasing intensity of symptom severity despite good adherence to therapy and without the presence of modifying variables (such as drug interactions, or comorbidity with disease that may jeopardize antipsychotic drug treatment) [ 148].
