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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a dose effect" is not correct in standard English; it should be "a dose-response effect" or "dose effect." You can use it in contexts related to pharmacology, toxicology, or any field discussing the relationship between the amount of a substance and its effect on an organism.
Example: "The study revealed a clear dose-response effect, indicating that higher doses of the medication led to greater therapeutic benefits."
Alternatives: "dose-response relationship" or "dose-related effect."
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Farrer, L. A. et al. Allele ε4 of apolipoprotein E shows a dose effect on age at onset of Pick disease.
Some of the physicians who commented on the study considered the lack of a dose effect in men puzzling and a cause of doubt concerning the overall implications of the study.
The results also showed a dose effect.
Moreover, the concentration of DOW has a dose effect on cordycepin production.
The concentration of DOW also has a dose effect on cordycepin production.
These results have borderline significance for the existence of a dose effect.
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These results suggest a new model for a dose-effect relationship between noise (x) and performance (y) that yields a type of slow manifold (y = (13)x3 − 4x).
The ICH S7A guidelines describe a dose-effect study design for CNS safety assessment to be conducted prior to the first dose administration in man.
To assess our study design and to obtain preliminary data for a dose-effect study on levobupivacaine for caudal analgesia in patients undergoing hypospadias repair.
S21400 showed a dose-effect relationship and provided adequate estrogenisation in more than 80% of patients receiving a dose ranging from 200 to 600 μg daily.
For valproate/divalproex, a dose-effect correlation could not be established.
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