The phrase "assume dose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to medicine, pharmacology, or research when discussing the expected or estimated amount of a substance to be administered.
Example: "In clinical trials, researchers often assume dose levels based on previous studies to determine the appropriate amount for new participants."
Alternatives: "estimate dosage" or "presume dosage".
Assuming dose banding with 5% tolerance the proportion would be reduced to 14.5% for men and 2.4% for women.
The data of three commercial mixtures were included in this regression by assuming a common combination index (ratio of observed E50 to predicted E50, assuming dose addition).
The plasma concentrations at 1 h were higher in COPD patients compared to those in healthy subjects; however the levels were within one doubling dose (assuming dose linearity).
Under these conditions, it may be appropriate to assess the combined exposures using a hazard index (HI) approach, which assumes dose addition.
The individual predicted time courses, using AUC as predictor, for neutropenia and hypertension were extrapolated based on the developed models assuming dosing and schedule according to protocol until time of censoring/death.
This would explain a variety of observed health effects that are not to be expected at currently assumed doses (Committee Examining Radiation Risks of Internal Emitters 2004; Fairlie and Sumner 2006; Glushenko et al. 2006).
The Monte Carlo pharmacodynamic simulation is a computing tool that is used to create an in silico resemblance of the real world and is useful to predict clinical efficacy for assumed doses and dosage regimens [ 15].
A 250% increase in dose (assuming a dose dependent bioavailability) would be required to achieve exposures similar to those following a standard artemether-lumefantrine antimalarial treatment without concomitant HIV treatment.
It was indicated on the website of a manufacturer of MVA based vaccines (www.bavarian-nordic.com) that the production capacity would range in tens of millions of doses, assuming a dose of 108 pfu.
The findings are robust since we found similar findings whether the analyses were based on categorical variables (which do not assume a dose response relationship) or continuous variables (which assume a dose response relationship).
