Sentence examples for dose triggers from inspiring English sources

As HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius explained at a press conference this afternoon, the preliminary findings from clinical studies that one dose triggers a strong antibody response in adults "is critically important news".

The lower dose triggered what was deemed a protective antibody response in 23 of 25 women.

Levine speculates that a massive dose of ascorbic acid triggers a chemical reaction that produces high levels of hydrogen peroxide.

Botulinum neurotoxins (BoNTs) are the most potent toxic proteins to mankind known but applied in low doses trigger a localized muscle paralysis that is beneficial for the therapy of several neurological disorders and aesthetic treatment.

At the same time, moderate gluten doses triggered more gastrointestinal symptoms leading to premature withdrawals from the study.

Low 4OHT doses led to no (0.05 mg) or a small (0.1 mg) increase in IFE thickness, whereas medium and high doses triggered marked thickening (Fig 2B D, F H, J).

These results suggest a model in which low doses of pollutant cause mild effects compatible with life, allowing animal resistance-through adaptive response, whereas higher doses trigger acute effects threatening animal's life, resulting in general stress instead of adaptive response.

The panel, chaired by toxicologist Rogene Henderson of the Lovelace Respiratory Research Institute in Albuquerque, New Mexico, pointed to new epidemiological studies confirming that TCE can cause kidney cancer and may lead to other kidney problems, although the dose that triggers these problems isn't known.

Our present results indicate that carbachol, at the same dose that triggers neovascularization, increases urea formation (Fig. 1).

To assess the relative importance of these we plot the QD dose which triggers cell death versus the time of death.

To determine the optimal GnRH agonist dose for triggering of oocyte maturation in oocyte donors.