The phrase "an analogous dose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are comparing a dose of a substance or treatment that is similar in effect or purpose to another dose.
Example: "In this study, we administered an analogous dose of the medication to the control group to assess its efficacy."
Alternatives: "a comparable dose" or "a similar dose".
Furthermore, an analogous dose-dependent, tropism-specific decrease of CAR and CD46 intensity was detected in A549 cells following infection with WT Ad5 and Ad11, respectively (see below).
In addition, a significant dose-dependent association has been reported between the APOA5 −1131T>C polymorphism and the risk of coronary heart disease in an analogous dose-dependent manner, with about an 18% higher risk per C allele, providing evidence for a causal association between TG-mediated pathways and coronary heart disease [ 28].
After comparing with the measurements made using an ionization chamber and following AAPM TG-21, the analogous doses calculated from TLDs indicated the validity of the correction factors in (1).
This article summarizes the methodology of an ongoing NIH-funded randomized controlled trial aimed at investigating whether the placebo effect in irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) exists and whether the magnitude of such an effect can be manipulated to vary in a manner analogous to "dose dependence".
In humans, treatment of newborns with high doses of glucocorticoids causes an analogous inhibition of GCP proliferation, and this can also be rescued in mice by using SAG.
An analogous clinical situation is high-dose folic acid treatment of severely vitamin B12-deficient pernicious anaemia patients: anaemia improves but neurological damage worsens, possibly because of accumulation of odd-chain carbon fatty acids [ 42].
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Could an analogous literary "clock" be assembled?
Scenario 2 resulted in an analogous result.
