"dose frequency" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to the amount of medication or other substance taken at a given time interval. For example: "The doctor prescribed a low dose frequency for the medication."
The optimal treatment dose (frequency or duration) has not been determined.
In order to control the dose, frequency of the pulses was varied from 1 Hz to 1 kHz corresponding to lower and higher dose, respectively.
Additional data was extracted on study design, sample demographics, exercise dose, frequency and duration of follow-up, included costs, chronic multimorbidity and findings.
Only 2% of pastoralists followed all of the directions for dose, frequency, and duration of administration for oxytetracycline, and 1% followed all directions for penicillin.
Simulations for oral dosing were performed using the 30-mg/kg oral dose in order to assess the dose frequency required to hit a range of target concentrations.
Acute MTX neurotoxicity has been described in 3 10% of cases and varies with dose, frequency and route of administration [27, 28, 29].
However, no detailed investigation related to the dose, frequency or duration of analgesic use was conducted here, and further studies are required to clarify this association.
It seems that the dose, frequency, and duration of the campaign should be increased in order to substantiate the effects of the campaign.
The nano-drug AMB delivery system appeared more effective than free D-AMB therapy to reduce the dose frequency required to achieve the same therapeutic level.
Our results indicate that a number of parameters, including treatment starting day, dose level, and dose frequency, are critical in achieving the optimal efficacy of ING-1 heMAb). ING-1 heMAb
For trials of drugs, biologicals and vaccines this means information on the dose, frequency, route of administration and duration of treatment [25], [47].
