Sentence examples for delayed dose from inspiring English sources

The number of patients for whom a 'workaround' was used to avoid a missed or delayed dose fell following implementation of the IRCMAC, from 90 (44.6%) to 22 (9.7%) (p<0.001).

Importantly, the oncology team must be made aware of any patient on chemotherapy reporting and receiving treatment for neutropenic sepsis at A&E, as future cycles of chemotherapy may need to be delayed, dose adjusted or supported with prophylactic G-CSF or antibiotics in the interests of patient safety.

Two or three vaccine doses one month apart (0,1- and 0,1,2-month schedule) could be administered together with two or three doses of DTP respectively, while a third delayed dose could be administered together with measles and yellow fever vaccines at 9 months of age (0,1,7-month schedule).

If participants did not take medication as prescribed regarding timing or dosage, but took the medicine within 6 hours, we defined it as a "delayed dose".

This could help to identify situations where warfarin therapy could be improved with loading doses and/or delayed dose-adjustments.

A delayed, dose-dependent apoptosis of thymocytes, reaching maximal effect after 24 hr, was observed when mice were treated with a single dose of the 11β-HSD inhibitor GA (Horigome et al. 1999).

Our previous genomic and proteomic studies suggest that IL-2 seems to exert its effect on the tumour site indirectly by inducing monocyte activation, followed by a delayed, dose-dependent release of chemoattractants such as CXCR3 and CCR5 ligands that recruit TILs only in the later stages of treatment (Panelli et al, 2002; Wang et al, 2002; Panelli et al, 2004b; Weiss et al, 2011).

These findings suggest that reduced and/or delayed dosing is less effective.

Evaluating improvement regarding decreases in the frequency of delayed doses showed that 91.5 and 67.3% of participants in the intervention and control groups, respectively, who previously experienced delayed doses, demonstrated medication adherence improvement.

Data on missed and delayed doses were obtained by telephone interview, introducing risk of under-reporting and recall bias.

We used weighted logistic regression to identify the factors that affected the decrease in the incidence of delayed doses.