The phrase "above certain dose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to medicine, pharmacology, or any discussion involving dosage levels.
Example: "The medication should not be administered above certain dose to avoid adverse effects."
Alternatives: "beyond a specific dose" or "over a certain dosage".
These results suggest that above certain doses let-7 is incompatible with hepatocyte survival, and that let-7's anti-proliferative activities would interfere with normal tissue homeostasis.
The system shows that deposition takes place according to the typical ALD model where there is dose saturation above a certain dose levels and that the thickness of film deposited is proportional to the number of ALD cycles carried out.
For a 100 mg L−1 metal ion concentration, the increase in biosorbent resulted increase in metal ion adsorption and above a certain dose it remained same or slightly higher due to comparatively higher number of free sites and lesser number of metal ions (Fig. 1d) (Al-Anber and Matouq 2008; Ghodbane et al. 2008).
Inevitably, as the dose of a drug is increased a greater amount of benefit is attained, though this is not always the case above a certain dose.
From personal communication with Mundy's group, we had learned that above a certain dose, the statins did not have any effect on bone in their experiments.
Thus, one could hypothesize a threshold-controlled scenario in which a linear EGF signal is converted, above a certain dose, in a ubiquitination signal, which in turn switches on the NCE mode of EGFR internalization.
In the highly unlikely occurrence of no differences in sensitivity among individuals, the population dose response would be expected to be a step function, with no response below a certain dose, and up to 100% response above that dose.
The evidence supports putting someone on a certain dose of a statin".
In Mr. Soares's case, that means a certain dose of cynicism and irreverence.
"There is a certain dose of tolerance now," Ms. Pavich said.
