The phrase "at normal doses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effects or recommendations of a substance, medication, or treatment at standard or typical levels of consumption.
Example: "The medication is generally safe when taken at normal doses, but exceeding the recommended amount can lead to adverse effects."
Alternatives: "at standard doses" or "at typical doses".
Although the incidence of respiratory depression/arrest is low (0.1-0.5 0.1-0.5midazolam is administered alone at normal doses, the concomitant use with CNS acting drugs, mainly analgesic opiates, may increase the possibility of hypotension, respiratory depression, respiratory arrest, and death, even at therapeutics doses.
12 Thus, the reporting now includes both adverse effects occurring at normal doses and the consequences of errors.
Cardiac dysfunction and necrotic cardiomyopathy lesions after treatment with doxycycline have never been described in other species including human beings, either at normal doses or at overdosing.
Examples are drug dependence, 13 and insufficient effect of medicines that may also occur at normal doses (often referred to as non-responders to the medication).
Several of these noxious and unintended responses, occurring at normal doses [ 5], have been identified after approved drugs were introduced on the market, in some cases resulting in serious harm and ultimately in drugs being withdrawn [ 6].
Statins are widely prescribed to prevent coronary artery disease, however even at normal doses some of them can induce significant myopathic weakness and rhabdomyolysis after as early as 2 weeks of use (Dobkin, 2005; Thompson et al., 2006).
The histological toxicity test indicatet that the mice showed no toxic symptom at normal dosing concentration (1.38 mM, 0.2 ml).
However, at normal dose this technique has a relatively poor signal-to-noise ratio and has not found general acceptance.
Because poor metabolisers are unable to metabolise CYP2D6 substrates, a drug administered at normal dose may lead to high or toxic levels of the drug [ 11, 12].
ADRs were defined as negative effects caused by the combination of two or more drugs, during regular use at normal dose, with the potential to harm a patient.
The Siemens B30 kernel is the standard soft-tissue reconstruction kernel, and B60 is the bone reconstruction kernel, widely used in high resolution chest CT at normal dose levels.
