Sentence examples for derived dose from inspiring English sources

Normally, such systems result in poor spatial resolution in certain directions thus limiting the measured accuracy of the derived dose.

To account for truncation errors, the derived dose of 970 mg or larger was considered as completed 1000 mg.

These methods use the superposition of the Monte Carlo derived dose kernels of both primary and scatter components to obtain doses in voxels of the irradiated volume.

This holds promise for the future that in vitro derived dose levels can be used as point of departure (POD) to calculate margins of exposure (MoE) (Thomas et al. 2013).

An advantage of the BMD approach is that all data from the dose response are used, and the derived dose does not depend on investigator-selected dose intervals used to identify LOAELs and NOAELs.

An empirically derived dose based on experience in other diseases may not be beneficial in T1D since the treatment protocols used in GVHD and HCV vasculitis gave a large rise in Treg population (eightfold and fourfold rise in Tregs from baseline, respectively) and alteration of Treg frequency is not a feature of T1D.

Dose-rate scaling factors (DRSFs) were determined to normalize computationally derived dose-rate distributions with experimental measurements in corresponding mathematical and physical phantoms, and to thus enable accurate treatment planning using the NCTPlan code.

The uncertainties in the derived doses still need to be considered.

For example, we derived dose-response estimates partly from categorical estimates and odds ratios.

The analyses presented here indicate that the Clauss measurements taken during CPB may be a suitable basis for calculating the fibrinogen dose in these patients, with derived doses largely similar to those calculated using FIBTEM measurements made either during or immediately after removal of CPB.

An example of such a PK PD model with a derived dosing regimen is an article published by Peeters et al. In this article both the PK and the PD were characterised in children, the latter with the use of the COMFORT-B scale as a pharmacodynamic endpoint [ 33].