Sentence examples for dose owing to from inspiring English sources

The amount of retained deuterium increases with the increasing implantation dose, owing to the intensity growth of the high-temperature spectral region.

In addition, since the liver has been identified as the organ receiving the higher dose, owing to its high uptake [4, 62, 63], it is important to understand whether 64Cu is internalized in the nucleus of hepatic cells or not.

But it also has the potential to lead to an increase in radiation dose, owing to the routine use of thinner sections and the extended volume of acquisition.

Of the 430 patients, only 19 patients (4%) had less than a full initial fluoropyrimidine dose, receiving a 75% dose owing to poor renal function.

One patient who was allocated to 0.5 mg luseogliflozin discontinued with the study immediately after the first dose owing to withdrawal of consent.

14 The decision to start with ibuprofen or paracetamol plus ibuprofen, however, should also be influenced by an assessment of the benefits (an additional 2.5 hours without fever) compared with the risk of unintentionally exceeding the maximum recommended dose owing to the additional complexity of using two drugs.

The recent development of DDDs has reduced the impact of radiation damage by permitting the recovery of a larger fraction of information at lower cumulative doses owing to the detector's higher detective quantum efficiency (DQE) and improved modulation transfer function (MTF) (Milazzo et al. 2010).

The BID dosing regimen is expected to achieve higher predose motesanib concentrations in the plasma than QD dosing owing to the higher total dose administered and more frequent dosing.

A total of 29/35 treatment courses were given at the desired verapamil dose; five courses required a dose reduction owing to cardiovascular toxicity.

Myleosuppression was notable, as five patients required a dose reduction owing to thrombocytopenia and three of these required an additional dose reduction for the same reason.

Twelve subsequent cycles were delayed and 17 given at reduced dose (overall, nine cycles were dose-reduced owing to neutropenic fever and seven owing to gastrointestinal toxicity (primarily diarrhoea)).