The phrase "a robust dose of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or strong amount of something, often in a positive or impactful context.
Example: "The presentation included a robust dose of humor, which kept the audience engaged throughout."
Alternatives: "a healthy amount of" or "a substantial dose of".
VU0467154 produced a robust dose-dependent reversal of MK-801-induced hyperlocomotion and deficits in preclinical models of associative learning and memory functions, including the touchscreen pairwise visual discrimination task in wild-type mice, but failed to reverse these stimulant-induced deficits in M4 KO mice.
As expected, mouse TNFα levels in TG and WT mice injected with PBS were undetectable but we observed a robust dose-dependent induction of the murine TNFα gene in both the TG and WT animals following LPS treatment.
We assessed MC3R signaling using stable CHO cell lines expressing hMC3R and observed a robust dose-dependent stimulation of both cAMP and pERK by d-Trp 8)- d-Trp 8ig. 7a,b).
Moreover, Pl-81 was able to completely block OVA absorption, even against the background of the seemingly robust dose of LCT.
As expected, systemic injection of TNF- α caused a robust dose-dependent increase in circulating levels of TNF- α.
However, epidemiological research reveals a robust dose-response relationship between the severity of the trauma and the development of PTSD [1], [42].
A large number of studies have shown that robust doses of psychostimulants reduce the symptoms of ADHD in about 80% of those prescribed the drugs [ 8].
In Cabrera's case, robust doses of synthetic testosterone probably helped a player previously best known for eating something he found on his bat morph into MVP of the All-Star Game and in line for a shockingly large payday.
The component of the model that extends its utility to the clinical outcomes level by predicting changes induced in LSBMD includes on- and off-treatment observations and a robust range of doses and regimens of denosumab.
Each of the two Phase 1 studies showed robust dose-dependent decreases of levels of Aβ in the CSF and/or plasma.
