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The phrase "at a small dose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the administration of medication or substances in a limited quantity.
Example: "The medication is effective, but it should only be taken at a small dose to avoid side effects."
Alternatives: "in a low dose" or "at a minimal dose".
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Conclusion: We concluded that losartan treatment at a small dose of 25 mg daily produces antiproteinuric effect without adverse effects, notably with no decrease of glomerular filtration, and simultaneously induces beneficial changes in purine metabolism.
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The maximum dose increment may be capped at a doubling but a smaller dose increment can be used according to the specified overdose control or if there are other safety concerns.
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