The phrase "at the minimum dosage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the lowest effective amount of a medication or substance that should be administered.
Example: "The doctor advised that the medication should be taken at the minimum dosage to avoid any potential side effects."
Alternatives: "at the lowest dosage" or "at the least amount."
By controlling the amount of these proteins released in the fly embryo, Bomyi Lim, a former graduate student in Shvartsman's lab and now a postdoctoral research associate at the Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative Genomics, has discovered the minimum dosage necessary for proper structural development.
The dose is then tapered to determine the minimum dosage required for continued transfusion independence.
This oxytocin dosage was chosen after pre-tests on the minimum dosage followed by milk ejection, and also recommended by Morkoc [ 23].
However, the minimum dosages of HNO3 resulting in the same flocculation efficiencies also rose accordingly.
Selamectin is safe for topical use on dogs at the recommended minimum dosage of 6 mg kg−1 (6–12 mg kg−1) monthly starting at 6 weeks of age, and including dogs of reproducing age, avermectin-sensitive Collies, and heartworm-positive dogs.
An empirical model to predict the minimums dosages of lithium salt required to suppress the excess mortar expansion below the prescribed failure limits at 14, 28 and 56 days was developed.
These studies demonstrated that selamectin, administered topically to the skin in a single spot at a minimum dosage of 6 mg kg−1 at monthly intervals, was effective in the control of experimentally induced R. sanguineus and D. variabilis infestations on dogs.
Second, although milnacipran dosages were optimized for each patient entering this withdrawal study (50 mg/day to 200 mg/day), the analyses were designed to evaluate only those patients who received at least 100 mg/day, the recommended minimum dosage [ 17].
Purpose-bred shorthaired cats and Beagles were randomly allocated to treatment with either selamectin at a minimum dosage of 6 mg kg−1 of body weight in the commercial formulation or the negative control treatment (vehicle only), and housed in controlled simulated home environments capable of supporting the flea life cycle.
Dogs were randomly allocated to treatment with beef-flavored spinosad tablets, administered orally at a minimum dosage of 30 mg/kg, or placebo.
