Sentence examples for dose for example from inspiring English sources
Injected activity indicates radiation dose; for example, 200 MBq indicates a radiation dose of 3.72 mSv.
Some antidepressants including TCAs at low dose for example are used for neuropathic pain.
Once initiated, antidepressants were recommended for a minimum of 90 days at an adequate dose (for example, at least 20 mg per day of fluoxetine).
Typically, such methods have been fairly simplistic, with fixed assumptions of drug use pattern and or dose (for example, the assumed usage of 1 tablet per day).
An important observation is that dexamethasone led to a significant increase in CLV that persisted for 24 hours after the last dose (for example, at the time of extubation).
In the clinic, midazolam is mainly given as an i.v. dose, for example, as premedication or for induction of anesthesia, upon which the time of administration will have no clinical impact.
Peter Palese, a virologist at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine, said he did not believe the H5 virus could infect people except when they were exposed to large doses, for example, by sleeping in the same room as chickens.
Even after 12 years, the legislation would allow a drugmaker to extend market protection for its biologic by making minor modifications — a small tweak that would change its dosing, for example.
At routine doses (for example, those used to treat routine osteoporosis) the effects of the drugs linger for months or years but the risk appears to be very low.
Similarly, new findings in pharmacogenomics are enabling more precise dosing, for example, for warfarin (2).
It is reasonable to speculate that higher doses (for example, septic patients), may lead to different effects.
