Sentence examples for dose might be from inspiring English sources

Thus, its effect on dose might be high.

He politely conceded Dr. Sinclair's position that a lower dose might be effective over the long term.

Importantly, levels remained essentially constant over at least seven years, suggesting that the observed protection provided by a single dose might be durable.

It is quite possible that while no one of these exposures would be sufficient to precipitate malignancy, any single supposedly "safe dose" might be enough to tip the scales already loaded with other "safe doses".

But just as early evidence began to suggest a lower dose might be effective, Janssen and Pharmacyclics announced they were discontinuing the old capsule and introducing once-a-day tablets in four different dosages.

For example, one researcher said, a drug like nevirapine, which can prevent mother-child transmission with just one dose, might be restricted to that use only, so resistance to it cannot grow as it would if thousands of patients were put on it for life.

Some lung cancer doctors are using only half the approved dose of Genentech's drug Avastin, after a recent study suggested the half-dose might be as effective as the full one, which can cost $100,000 a year.

A second reason for the higher required photosensitizer and light doses might be related to the localization of EtNBS within the lysosome.

Low dose EPO therapy may not be the choice of treatment for the patients with MI, while higher doses might be more effective.

In conclusion, 500 mg vitamin C oral daily dosing might be of the therapeutic value in lowering UA levels in hyperuricemic patients.

The new approach — let's call it the NBD, or "No Big Deal" model — assumes that stuff that kills us at high doses might be good for us at low doses.