Sentence examples for dose susceptibility from inspiring English sources

Purpose: Although the risk of oxaliplatin-induced neuropathy depends on cumulative oxaliplatin dose, susceptibility to this adverse event differs greatly among patients.

Monitoring methods are needed that easily measure exposure, internal dose, susceptibility, and biological outcome.

The cancer cells showed considerable and dose dependent susceptibility to the EAF (80 320 μg/mL) and known standard of quercetin.

We also assessed the appropriateness of empiric antifungal therapy among this group of patients with candidemia based on timing, dose, and susceptibility.

In addition, we showed that this dose-dependent susceptibility appears only when the pulse duration is short (<300 ns) [29].

Western blot analyses revealed a dose-dependent susceptibility of BHMT to H2O2-induced oxidation at physiological concentrations (< 20 μM) [9].

All of the other 135 Candida isolates were fluconazole susceptible with the exception of one isolate of C. albicans that demonstrated dose-dependent susceptibility.

The use of these medications is limited, principally because of their toxicity, and some isolates with dose-dependent susceptibility or resistance to these antifungals have been found [ 9, 14].

Lower coverage among the student population (85 % with written documentation of receipt of 2 doses, with additional susceptibility among 1 dose recipients), and a postulated superspreader event within this community may have played a crucial role in the outbreak [ 9].

Unfortunately, with respect to exterior dose and organ susceptibility, rats and mice are not as sensitive as humans to arsenic-induced toxicity and carcinogenicity.

To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study of breast cancer in relation to radiation dose and genetic susceptibility of long-term RB survivors.