Sentence examples for dose completing from inspiring English sources

The scenarios included tasks that required: selecting the correct pen (900, 450, or 300 IU) and administering a starting dose, adjusting a treatment dose, completing a partial dose using a second pen, resetting a dose on a pre-used pen, and recognizing that one pen fully dispensed will not complete the dose and that a second pen is needed.

During testing, two critical use errors occurred, both of which were in the FN group (Table 2): one related to setting the dose (37.5 IU instead of 75 IU) and the other to completing an incomplete dose (completed dose used was original dose instead of remaining dose).

In our analysis, approximately 10% of patients completed the maintenance phase of IFN therapy, with an average duration of treatment of 143 days and an average of <60 doses completed.

The per protocol population consisted of all subjects who were randomized and received at least 60% of doses (≥9 doses), completed the Day 92 or early termination evaluations and did not have any clinically significant protocol deviations.

Dose escalation was based on at least three assessable patients per dose level completing 4 weeks of the combination treatment.

Only 2.0% and 0.5% of 9 17 y old males initiated (≥ 1 dose) and completed (≥ 3 doses) the vaccine series, respectively.

"But I am really thankful he got follow-up doses here, completing what was started".

Patients were recaptured by screening for vaccination claim code extensions that indicate doses not completing and completing vaccination series.

Since 2008, these vaccination claim codes feature extensions that allow for the differentiation between doses not completing and completing a vaccination series.

Dosing at each next higher dose group commenced after all evaluable subjects from the previous lower dose group completed evaluations on study day 56 with acceptable safety profiles.

RDD involves administering gradually increasing small doses to complete the total therapeutic dose of drug allergens.