The phrase "adjustment of doses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical or pharmaceutical contexts when discussing the modification of medication dosages for patients.
Example: "The doctor recommended an adjustment of doses to better manage the patient's symptoms."
Alternatives: "modification of doses" or "alteration of doses".
These findings supported the hypothesis that the pharmacokinetic clearance of lithium shifted with levels of emotional, behavioral, and physiological arousal and indicated that safe treatment with this potentially toxic agent required corresponding adjustment of doses and close monitoring of blood concentrations (Kukopulosb and Reginaldi 1973 Kukopoulos et al. 1985).
With the support of healthcare providers, patients should also be involved in the ongoing monitoring and adjustment of doses.
50 Another use is the adjustment of doses where different trials have used various dosages of the same treatment.
Evidence based short texts The texts on selection and adjustment of doses according to the patient's renal function were short and based on classical information.
Reverse effect was observed at the lower doses (100 mg/kg) and suggest an adjustment of doses to get proper analgesic effect.
Furthermore, it seems that the literature supports adjustment of doses, timing of injections, and also repeated injections during lengthy surgical procedures based on the half-life of the antibiotic(s) selected.
After adjustment of dose by weight and by BMI, the compartmental model was used to simulate plasma concentrations and new values for Cmax and AUC0 24.66 were calculated.
Adjustment of dose for differences in body weight had minimal impact on these results.
A main purpose of tube current modulation is the adjustment of dose exposure to body anatomy, yielding almost constant image noise along the scan [13, 14].
This observation is particularly interesting in that others have noted a strong correlation between maximum prescribed dose of phenytoin or carbemazepine in epilepsy and genetic variants in CYP2C9 or SCN1A, suggesting clinical adjustment of dose in response to genotype [44].
Our protocol permitted body-weight-targeted adjustment of dose of diuretics.
