Sentence examples for dose and using from inspiring English sources

The ARF didn't recommend readers take these drugs – only to be careful if they did, by starting with a small dose and using water, pills and vitamin C to mitigate some of the drug's more disagreeable effects.

The diving suit was dressed whole body to increase the superficial dose and using central core complete block (CCCB) technique for reducing the internal organ dose.

31 Metformin is associated with more gastrointestinal symptoms than other oral antidiabetes drugs (eg, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea), 32 but these symptoms can be limited by reducing the dose and using slow-release formulations.

Although the time above MIC for more resistant strains (such as those with MICs of 8 or 16 μg/ml) is considerably reduced when conventional doses and/or administration techniques are used, drug concentrations can be maintained above these elevated MICs by both increasing the dose and using an extended infusion.

The antigen/adjuvant mixtures were prepared as a 1 1 (v/v) ratio in a total volume of 3 ml per dose, directly for FCA, GERBU™ and Adjuphos™ (for the latter giving a 7.35 mg metallic aluminum per dose), and using a 2 mg/ml solution for Quil A™, i.e. 1 mg/ml, or 3 mg per dose.

The pre-clinical combination studies of gemcitabine in combination with Chk1 inhibitors are generally conducted at gemcitabine concentrations below the gemcitabine maximum tolerated dose and using a schedule (once every 3 days) that is not reflective of the clinical schedule (once weekly).

Thus, 100  μM H2O2 was chosen as the optimum effective dose and used in our subsequent studies.

Start with a low dose and use the lowest dose effective to avoid diarrhea.

TFR was significantly reduced using low starting doses and using slower dose escalations [ 7].

Diosgenin at a dose of 40 mg/kg b.w. was more pronounced effect than the other two doses and used for further studies.

Pharmacotherapy with anxiolytics and sedatives should generally be administered at low doses and used infrequently as needed [ 13].