Sentence examples for competing dosing from inspiring English sources

42 The advantage of this approach, over testing competing dosing regimens by simulation, is that once the optimal target is defined, the optimal dose needed to reach that target is determined in a single step.

The idea is to determine which of any given number of competing dose finding studies has a superior performance in given circumstances.

In the trial, Lipitor clearly bested the second-highest dose of a competing drug made by Bristol-Myers Squibb, which did not stop the buildup of cholesterol plaque.

He also writes that the participants were not told that the competing antibiotic at the effective dose was available in the next-door building from Médecins Sans Frontières.

The recombinant var2CSA FCR3-DBL5-6-ε purified protein was capable to compete in a dose-dependent manner the binding of FCR3CSA PEs to ScC2 cells while not affecting the FCR3CD36 PEs (Figure 1B).

Unlabelled DHCR24 probe effectively competed in a dose-dependent manner with the labelled DHCR24 probe, as also observed in competition studies between the unlabelled and labelled LDLR probe.

Whereas MEE1 and MEE3 showed no sign of specific binding (data not shown), the central 47 bp MEE2 fragment formed a DNA protein complex that was specifically competed in a dose-dependent manner by an excess of homologous competitor only (Fig. 5A).

The effect of dose, contact time and competing cations on the adsorption of metals was investigated.

From its potency in competing with known ligands and its dose-dependent stabilization of hPPARγ-LBD, we estimate an apparent K d of <500 µM.

Hazard ratios (HRs) for both the lower two doses of corticosteroids using competing risk or Cox proportional hazards regression analyses were similar.

Competing demand between taking the morning ART dose and rushing to school make them vulnerable to skip their medications.