Sentence examples for dose at time from inspiring English sources

In cases of insufficient treatment response, dose adjustment was permitted at weeks 4 and 8; hence, the dose at time of first response was also analysed.

Antipsychotic medication dose at time of testing was recorded for each patient and using standard published tables was converted into daily chlorpromazine equivalent dosage [ 21, 22].

The final models were also rerun considering alternative TCDD exposure scenarios including cumulative exposure dose (area under the curve measured in parts per trillion-years) and estimated exposure dose at time of failure or censorship (parts per trillion).

Approximately half (49%) of all enrolled patients were on maintenance therapy (i.e., successfully titrated to receive a stable pirfenidone dose) at time of reporting, with smaller proportions of patients titrating treatment (9%) or temporarily not receiving treatment (5%), as shown in Fig.  1.

The authors of this study conclude that γ-H2AX detection by microscopy may be a useful biodosimeter to determine dose at times up to 1 week after radiation exposure in vivo.

Twelve-lead electrocardiogram (ECG) measurements (heart rate; QT, corrected QT [QTc], and PR intervals) were recorded on Days 1, 8, and 30 pre-dose and 4 h post-dose; and on Days 15 and 22 post-dose at time of study visit and at the post-study visit (Day 38).

To calculate manually the net injected dose, the residual activity in the syringe with any tubing (dose "N" at time "n") is subtracted from the assayed dose (dose "A" at time "a") and decayed accordingly to account for the difference in time between "a" and "n".

Environmental contamination is quantified by the concept of an infectious dose; therefore at time j there are E infectious doses of the pathogen in the environment.

The pharmacokinetic studies were limited and directed towards defining the vorinostat dose levels at time of doxorubicin exposure and correlating them with the effects on deacetylase inhibitor targets.

In this automated glycemic control system, we compared the effect of subcutaneous glucagon, delivered in small doses at times of impending hypoglycemia, to saline placebo.

To reduce the social desirability effect, the questions of the DAMS are framed in a non-judgemental way to assure the patients that non-adherence is common and many patients miss doses at times.