The phrase "dose through" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be a typographical error or a misinterpretation of another phrase.
Example: "The medication should be administered in a dose through the IV." (This example assumes a correction to "dose through" to "dose given through.")
Alternatives: "administered via" or "delivered through."
Further reduction in contralateral breast dose through the use of lead shielding was also investigated.
Therefore, atropine might have function at a relatively lower dose, through M1/M4 receptors in the retina, not via the accommodation system.
The radiation dose through various exposure pathways was assessed to find out the potential relationships among them.
Developing a simple and cost-effective strategy to diagnose and treat cancer with a single and minimum dose through noninvasive strategies is highly challenging.
Ms. Somers insists she merely empowers women to ask about the bioidenticals as an alternative to traditional therapies, but the doctors who have written to Crown said she crossed the line by advocating Ms. Wiley's protocol, which repudiates a single hormonal dose through a monthly cycle and instead recommends raising it "based upon ancient cycles of nature".
The anti-inflammatory drug is linked to a rare blood disorder in humans, but the Chief Medical Officer, Sally Davies, said that the risk of ingesting a significant dose through horse meat is extremely small.
Efficacy remained ≥90% for at least 8 weeks with a single 30 mg/kg dose; through 13 weeks with three sequential 20 mg/kg doses; and through 15 weeks with a single 60 mg/kg dose.
Further, derivation of reaction variables, i.e. substrate amount and enzyme dose through full-factorial central composite design led to enhanced degree of deacetylation with formation of 90% deacetylated chitosan.
Energy-resolved photon-counting can provide reduced patient dose through optimal energy weighting for a particular imaging task in CT, functional contrast enhancement through spectroscopic imaging of metal nanoparticles in CT, and compositional analysis through multiple basis function material decomposition in CT and NDT.
The maximum range of fluoride exposure dose through drinking water for infants from normal to high fluoride endemic areas is from 0.18 to 1.80 mg per day, respectively.
This study demonstrated better aerosol delivery to the lungs (between 10.5 and 15.1 % of the nominal dose) through an endotracheal tube as compared to previous scintigraphic studies (2.1 5.3 % of the nominal dose) [13, 14, 16].
