Sentence examples for continued dosing from inspiring English sources

He continued dosing himself to relieve his chronically sore throat; and that opium-induced mental instability helps to explain his jealous and vindictive mood swings regarding Fanny Brawne," Roe added.

However, despite this finding, regulatory authorities have not reached a decision that could restrict continued dosing with panitumumab in patients who do not experience skin rash.

Continued dosing at 400 mg results in equilibrium in the system between the airway eosinophils and the LTD4 and histamine they produce, which in turn attract eosinophils.

Regardless of the ED severity or patient age, continued dosing increased the proportion of men achieving first success, reaching a plateau between dose 4th and 8th at approximately 95% (SEP-Q2), 90% (SEP-Q3), and 81% (SEP-Q5).

However, this effect was not observed at the 1 and 2 IU dose levels, as tumour growth proceeded at a comparable rate in groups receiving short and continued dosing.

This long-lasting effect is more consistent with a change in cellular or tissue composition; in this case, a decrease in senescent cell burden, than an off-target effect on a metabolite, pathway, or physiological parameter that requires continued dosing with a drug.

Partial responders (ie, patients achieving ≥50% but <75% improvement from baseline in PASI) were re-randomized at week 28 to continue dosing every 12 weeks or escalate to dosing every 8 weeks.

It therefore seems advisable in future to use higher doses of lomeguatrib than we have in this trial, and to continue dosing for some days following the last administration of TMZ.

Although the toxicities were reversible, they were nevertheless of concern and it proved difficult to continue dosing for 7 days in some patients in the presence of a consistently rising creatinine.

She continued doses every two to four hours until he was dead, according to prosecutors.

A chimeric patient, the Wisconsin scientists write, "should be tolerant to other tissues derived from the same embryonic stem cells" and would not require continued doses of drugs to suppress immune rejection, as do most transplant patients.