The phrase "at tolerable doses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the safe or acceptable levels of a substance, particularly in medical or scientific discussions.
Example: "The medication can be effective at tolerable doses, minimizing the risk of side effects."
Alternatives: "at acceptable levels" or "within safe limits".
Finally, 3d demonstrated an antitumor activity in a model of murine intraperitoneally transplanted P388 leukemia, achieving the increase of animal life span up to 262% at tolerable doses.
The problem of low-contrast at tolerable doses in cryoEM micrographs was first partially alleviated by the introduction of better illumination sources (field emission guns, opposed to metal filaments) (Tonomura et al. 1979) and the usage of large defocus settings for contrast enhancement (Erickson and Klug 1970).
Together, these data demonstrate that AR-42 has in vitro and in vivo efficacy at tolerable doses.
Tics did not improve at tolerable doses.
It was evaluated if these levels of inhibition could be achieved in patients at tolerable doses.
In conclusion, hydro-methanol extract of Rumex abyssinicus rhizome demonstrated a chemopreventive potential, by effectively reducing the number of AC and ACF, at tolerable doses.
Consequently, only α radiation has the potential to kill the metastatic cancer cells at tolerable dose limits, whereas the low LET of β's makes this a very difficult task within human dose tolerance limits.
The rapid induction of apoptosis in human leukaemia cells at concentrations even lower than those that can be achieved and maintained for many hours in plasma of patients receiving the drug at tolerable dose, provides a rational to undertake clinical investigation wit this drug in human leukaemia.
The primary outcome is the time to primary metabolic failure of the randomly assigned treatment, which is defined as the time to an initial A1C ≥7% (53 mmol/mol), subsequently confirmed at the next quarterly visit, while being treated at maximum tolerable doses of both metformin and the second randomly assigned medication.
First, salicylate levels achieved at the tolerable doses of salsalate used in this study may have minimal or no effect on endothelial function in people with established T2D.
In the treatment of PHN and other neuropathic pain conditions, single-drug therapy may not provide sufficient analgesia even when administered at maximum tolerable doses [ 46].
