The phrase "active dosing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to pharmacology, medicine, or any field discussing the administration of a drug or treatment actively.
Example: "The study focused on the effects of active dosing in patients with chronic pain to determine optimal treatment levels."
Alternatives: "dynamic dosing" or "ongoing dosing".
The study was not powered to detect a difference between the active dosing groups; however, the 100-mg dose showed numerically better results than the 150- mg dose on all these measures (Table 2).
Unlike other pediatric dosing systems, our model provides active dosing assistance and dosing process management, not just static dosing advice.
No serious adverse events were reported during active dosing periods and no adverse events resulted in discontinuation.
The present study was a randomized, single-blind, phase II, four-arm study with a 6-week active dosing period.
During active dosing, one patient reported headache and nausea while taking lesogaberan 90 mg and one had viral gastroenteritis while taking placebo.
Commercial CPOE systems, including Horizon Expert Orders, often use formulary references such as First Databank [ 31] or Lexicon-Multum [ 32] for static dosing advice (e.g., drug-drug interactions or allergy alerts) but not for active dosing assistance or management of the dosing process where tailored doses are suggested based on the patient's clinical profile.
Monitoring the biological activity of rapalogues to determine the biologically active dose rapidly appears as a challenge in patients participating in clinical trials.
With safety and activity milestones in place, patients could be randomized to one of three active dose groups or placebo at study initiation.
Chronic sazetidine-A at behaviorally active doses does not increase nicotinic cholinergic receptors in rodent brain.
A microfluidic reciprocating intracochlear drug delivery system with reservoir and active dose control.
Neither dose of duloxetine had any significant effect on HR, and there were no significant effects on SBP or DBP with any of the active doses.
