The phrase "a reasonable dose of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an appropriate or moderate amount of something, often in contexts related to advice, health, or balance.
Example: "To maintain a healthy lifestyle, it's important to have a reasonable dose of exercise each week."
Alternatives: "a moderate amount of" or "a sensible quantity of".
But the piece broadly seems to conclude that the path to higher fertility rates (interestingly, not all experts quoted believe this is necessary for societies to thrive) is put down to a handful of factors: either generosity (as in Scandinavian social programmes) or flexibility (as in American-style working conditions), combined with a reasonable dose of fatherly nappy-changing.
If you do not yet know your 25(OH D levels, approximately 2000 IU is a reasonable dose of vitamin D to take until you can get your levels tested.
This should not occur until the treating physician has reassessed fluid resuscitation status and a reasonable dose of catecholamine has been given an opportunity to increase the blood pressure (suggested ≥0.5 µg/kg/min of noradrenaline or equivalent).
In the MAC-6 study [ 16], the 5 days on/2 days off administration of capecitabine was introduced to ensure the absence of a completely drug-free interval during treatment, while maintaining a reasonable dose intensity, and a rate of grade 3 diarrhea of 8.1% was obtained.
40-second acquisition time could be an optimal compromise to obtain an accurate measurement of the PS and a reasonable dose exposure with a deconvolution method.
The daily intake of this chelate was nontoxic at a reasonable dose and stimulated subsequent food intake.
"Inhalation anthrax," Dr. Koplan said, "requires both aerosolization and some reasonable dose of spores, thought to be many thousand".
For example, the use of appropriate time intervals, dose levels and disease groups or the choice of a reasonable dose-response curve can ensure that the extra uncertainty induced is minimal compared to other sources of bias in the original data and/or study design.
The road to conducting fame can follow many routes but usually has one or two crucial elements: a lucky last-minute substitution at a major orchestra; an influential mentor; reasonable doses of talent and charisma.
In our study, we show that a short acquisition time of 10 min following an injection of a reasonable radioactivity dose of 4 MBq/g mouse results in a good-excellent image quality.
