Sentence examples for concentrated doses from inspiring English sources

Two festivals offer Atlanta residents concentrated doses of theater.

It may sound benign to a degree, but according to the American Lung Association, "it's a serious disease that causes wheezing and shortness of breath, similar to the symptoms of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)." If you're trying to quit smoking, remember the key drug, nicotine, is still very much available through an e-cig and at much higher, concentrated doses.

Whether the concentrated doses of Tyson in this documentary evoke sympathy or more horror is up to the viewer.

Compared with intravenous treatment, it exposes the abdomen to much more concentrated doses of chemotherapy, essentially soaking the tumors in cancer-killing drugs.

Unusually because film festivals — not only this one — often treat their audiences to concentrated doses of misery and austerity.

But many American women are introducing soy into the diet late in life, or are bypassing the tofu and going directly to supplements that contain concentrated doses of soy protein or isoflavones.

A prothrombin complex concentrate dose of 50 IU/kg was effective in reducing total blood loss and increasing survival.

In a previous issue of Critical Care, Iba and colleagues describe the results of a post-marketing surveillance that compared the outcomes of 3 days of antithrombin (AT) concentrate dosed at either 3,000 or 1,500 IU/day in septic patients with disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC) [ 1].

We concentrated on doses that evoke barely detectable inhibition, too low to elicit any signs of cholinergic hyperstimulation (Slotkin et al. 2006b; Song et al. 1997); our assessments were conducted in two brain regions, the brain stem and forebrain, that differ both in anatomical attributes as well as in maturational timetables (Rodier 1988).

I am hopeful the venture will eventually be successful, but I am doing this almost exclusively for the challenge and for the experience that I think would be hard to get, in as concentrated a dose, in another job".

Tumor therapy takes advantage of the energy deposition of radiation to concentrate high doses in the target while sparing healthy tissue.