Sentence examples for dose conversion referral from inspiring English sources

49– 51 Most clinicians act in accordance with the dose conversion referral provided by the manufacturer to reduce potentially harmful Hb variability.

Tomasek L, Rogel A, Laurier D, Tirmarche M (2008b) Dose conversion of radon exposure according to new epidemiologic findings.

For this purpose, MCNPX flux to dose conversion factors reused.

Absorbed doses and dose equivalents were estimated from the spectra by applying fluence to dose conversion coefficients.

From our assumed values of absolute humidity (calculated from monthly mean RH and air temperature in Fukushima City11), breathing rate (20 m3/d), and dose conversion factor ICRP-72166), westimatethethe committed effective dose (CED) from HTO inhalation to be 3 μSv.

The dose conversion coefficient was derived as 0.33 mSv/(Gy.cm(2)).

Dose conversion between rodents and humans followed the US Food and Drug Administration FDAA) guidance.

CONCLUSION: The effective dose for lumbar epidural steroid injection can be easily estimated by multiplying the derived dose conversion coefficient by the console-displayed kerma area product.

Thus, the estimate of the tissue or organ dose is the measured quantity multiplied by the absorbed dose conversion coefficient.

The inverse, the so-called dose conversion factor (0.01 0.1 mSv/mSv), is also often used.

Cohorts that used tiered dose conversion tables trended towards having more stable peginesatide doses than did those cohorts that used a single dose conversion ratio.