The phrase "and the dosing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to medication, treatment plans, or any situation where dosage information is relevant.
Example: "The doctor explained the treatment plan, including the medication schedule and the dosing required for optimal results."
Alternatives: "and the dosage" or "and the administration".
"There are no regulations as to how the placenta is stored and prepared, and the dosing is inconsistent".
Drug delivery rate, duration of delivery and the dosing interval are the target features for any temporal CRDDS.
The PTX/BVZ therapies and the dosing selected for this study were based on our previous pilot studies and other preclinical studies [22, 23].
Unit-dose applicators and the dosing schedule used in these studies were designed to provide a minimum of 10 mg imidacloprid and 1 mg moxidectin/kg.
The immunoconjugate and the radiolabelled ligand must be carefully designed and the dosing schedule must be optimized to achieve the best tumour to tissue contrast ratios or the best irradiation dose ratio (V).
Both the therapeutic and side effects of a drug depend on the dosage strength and the dosing interval, and deviation from the prescribed regimen may result in a poor medication response (Urquhart 1996; Urquhart 1997).
In the trial, larger doses consistently produced stronger antibody responses, and the dose-related differences were greatest among those whose antibody titers were lower before the injection.
A common one – higher surface reactivity – can be hugely beneficial when trying to increase the effectiveness of a treatment – to reduce toxicity, cost and the dose required.
The probiotic used in the study was Lactobacillus rhamnosus and the dose was equivalent to eating about 20kg of yoghurt each day.
"What you get in a health food store isn't necessarily pure and the dose isn't necessarily what they say on the bottle," she said.
