For most drugs, a large sample size and a substantial length of follow-up for exposed and unexposed patients allowed the conduct of a broad array of dose-response relation analyses and sensitivity analyses, each of which supported the primary conclusions.
Patches, pumps, pills, low-dose pills and super-low-dose creams and gels: Ever since the landmark Women's Health Initiative study found that hormone therapy could be harmful, a dizzying array of new low-dose treatment options have been offered to counter the symptoms of menopause.
Experts attribute the low rates to an array of factors: The three-dose requirement is unwieldy.
Participants reported an array of reasons for missing doses: feeling sick, feeling good, being away, or feeling depressed or overwhelmed.
The required ANOVA model was fitted to include the main effects of dose plus the sub-array as a block term.
Vitamin D supplementation requires longer duration trials, with variable doses, and array of characteristic variables to establish stronger stance.
Bacterial pore-forming toxins have been studied in a number of systems including mammalian-cells, where toxin-receptor binding or damage to the membrane elicits a diverse array of responses depending on the toxin dose, cell type, and duration of exposure.
In the current model, FFD along with micro dose CCl4 provoke an array of responses that results in hepatocellular ballooning, inflammation, and fibrosis.
Hollingworth found that moderate doses of caffeine stimulated his subjects' performance on an array of tests, though some slept poorly after the highest doses.
By increasing the number of ports from 4 to 8, valley doses deposited in each array of MBs can be reduced to about 4 Gy or less.
The initial Key Events analysis developed for fetal listeriosis provided a structure for systematically considering the complex array of host and pathogen factors that influence dose-response.
