Sentence examples for benefits doses from inspiring English sources

In addition, a recent case report studied amantadine benefits (doses of 50 150 mg/day) on GD, with a reduction of 43 64% on gambling severity [ 50].

Since the product dose must match the dose in the human trial showing benefit, dose used in the study is an important consideration.

66 These observations support the view that the greatest efficiency (in terms of clinical benefit:dose ratio) is achieved when detemir is dosed once daily in type 2 diabetes.

There are no data to indicate whether benefits are dose related but higher doses are more likely to provoke dangerous hyperkalemia (The RALES Investigators 1996).

"The benefits were dose-dependent, which is what every scientist wants to see," says Selkoe.

The benefits of dose-intensive therapy and bone marrow transplantation are not clearly established in this setting [ 5, 6].

There is not sufficient evidence to suggest a greater benefit to doses higher than 20 mg/day".

Fourth, the revealed nonlinear relationship for the relative risks implies perhaps a counterintuitive progression of health benefits with dose reductions.

Benefits are dose-dependent, with >0.3 g/kg/day required for benefit; 0.5 g/kg/day (in divided portions) may be more effective [ 25].

The review suggested there was no greater benefit with doses higher than 75 mg per day, although adverse effects in the gut increased with higher doses.

The optimal dose of HSC is 5 × 10/kg, with little clinical benefit with doses 5 8 × 10/kg and no further improvement with grafts containing >10 × 10/kg cells cells [ 77].