Sentence examples for dose needed to from inspiring English sources

The dose needed to cause an infection, however, is not known.

For those who choose to remain on hormone replacement by mouth or patch, most experts believe that the safest approach is to use the lowest possible dose needed to relieve symptoms.

The Institut de Radiophysique in Lausanne found that a urine stain in the Palestinian leader's underwear registered 180 millibecquerels of polonium-210 – over 20 times the dose needed to kill.

The F.D.A. once interpreted this language as requiring it to ban any food additive, no matter how small the amount, that appeared in any food product if that additive was ever found to induce cancer in any animal, no matter how large a dose needed to induce the appearance of a single carcinogenic cell.

These adaptive responses are undoubtedly important when drugs are given over a period of time, and they may account partly for the phenomenon of tolerance (an increase in the dose needed to produce a given effect) that occurs in the therapeutic use of some drugs.

Early anesthetics had unpleasant side effects (often causing vomiting on recovery) and were somewhat hazardous, since the dose needed to produce unconsciousness and full muscle relaxation (so that the surgeon could work unimpeded) was not far short of that which would paralyze the breathing centre of the brain.

The daily dose needed to protect 50% of the rats from mortality was 15 times lower with CI.

The typical dose needed to ensure an optimal balance between effect and side effects is 30 50 mg daily.

The dose needed to produce increased levels of anxiety was a function of age at the time of irradiation.

They then plug in the minimum dose needed to kill the tumor and the maximum dose each organ can withstand.

In many cases, the amount of free Cd2+ ions released by QDs is far below the dose needed to cause cadmium poisoning in animal models.