Sentence examples for dose unit from inspiring English sources

MCV dose unit price was 0.24 USD, derived from National EPI vaccine's purchase orders.

The dose unit is then usually expressed in weight unit per day and the time period over which the dose was repeated clearly stated.

For each drug order the physician has to precise: drug name, dose, unit, reconstitution process, route and optional annotation in a plain text field.

In general, excess risks per dose unit in studies of cancer risk following radiotherapy are lower than those estimated in HN survivors (Little, 2001).

A reason for concern, however, was that conversions of units was the weakest topic among the nurses, which illustrate that there is a need to improve the conceptual understanding of the dose unit expressions.

Each record includes the CPN, the date of purchase, the pharmacy, a full account of what has been purchased, including brand name, Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical (ATC) classification code, total defined daily dose (DDD), dose unit and quantity.

The isobolographic analysis revealed a "self-synergism" in the antinociceptive effect between the two routes of administration, as the experimental ED50 (211.1 ± 13.6 and 45.9 ± 3.9 "dose units" phase 1 and 2, respectively) of the combination was significantly lower than the theoretical ED50 (422.2 ± 50.5 and 138.5 ± 9.2 "dose units").

Trends were examined in the level of use by antipsychotic users, both in terms of defined daily dose units and number of prescriptions.The rate of antipsychotic use has increased substantially between 1996-1997 and 2004-2005, buthehe average dose measured both by defined daily dose units and number of prescriptions has remained constant.

Comparison of our results to other MERS-CoV challenge studies in rhesus macaques is hampered by the different dose units and route(s) of administration.

Factors considered were infused nucleated cell (NC) dose and viability, CD34+ and CD3+ cell doses, infused colony forming units-granulocyte macrophage (CFU-GM) dose, unit-recipient HLA matching, sex and ABO matching, and order of UCB unit infusion.

A number of hand-written prescriptions were missing key details, for example, dose, units or frequency.