The phrase "acceptable dose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to medicine, pharmacology, or safety standards to refer to a quantity of a substance that is considered safe for consumption or exposure.
Example: "The acceptable dose of the medication for adults is 500 mg per day."
Alternatives: "permissible amount" or "safe dosage."
We reserved IMRT for cases in which FSRT did not yield acceptable dose distributions taking into account commonly accepted physical parameters like 90% target coverage and maximum/minimum doses to the adjacent organs at risk.
An "acceptable" dose for an average-sized adult during one drug-taking session is 70-75mg, according to Measham.
If the dosimeter indicates that no one has received more than an acceptable dose of radiation, everyone can stop throwing up and get back to work reconstructing the economy.
We will use the term occupational exposure limit (OEL) term as the upper boundary on acceptable dose concentrations.
Conformal isodose distributions covering the standard CTV with acceptable dose limits to normal tissue can typically be achieved with a combination of photon and electron fields.
In conclusion, we established that rupintrivir can strongly contain the spread of EV71 infection in vivo at a clinically acceptable dose (as low as 0.1 mg/kg).
Nonetheless, Alabama officials say the number is actually zero since the state does not define an acceptable dosing level.
Thus, we aimed to further evaluate its anti-EV71 activity in vivo at clinically acceptable doses.
In summary, uncomplicated EVAR procedures have lower fluoroscopic screening times and deliver acceptable doses of radiation to patients, supporting their use over open aneurysm repair in appropriate patients.
For radioimmunotherapy and radioscintigraphy, optimum tumor targeting can be achieved using engineered constructs that provide high antigen affinity and specificity, effective tumor penetration, circulation properties that allow high tumor uptake with acceptable doses to the normal tissues, and fast clearance allowing low background.
Japan has raised "acceptable" doses for school children and workers.
