Sentence examples for dose yields from inspiring English sources

This dose yields a chronic plasma drug concentration of 55 μg/ml after 1 week of dosing in a separate dose range test.

Multiplying the LAR by the number of people exposed to a given dose yields an estimate of expected cancers from that exposure in the population.

A drug related PD property arises when a given dose yields concentrations that are much higher than the concentration resulting in half maximal effect such that the effect is prolonged for longer than would be expected given the declining plasma drug concentrations.

Immunotherapy with cytokines, notably subcutaneous recombinant interleukin-2 (s.c. IL-2) alone or in combination with subcutaneous recombinant interferon- α2a (s.c. IFN- α2a) at doses far below the maximum tolerated dose, yields significant therapeutic efficacy in RCC patients (Atzpodien et al, 1990; Sleijfer et al, 1992).

The model that used Ftotal provided gross over-estimations for microbial inactivation, while using FUV as the treatment dose yielded reasonably good predictions of microbial inactivation, especially for the more opaque and turbid substrates.

gave 70.6% inhibition, while 7 day treatment at the same dose yielded 27.2% inhibition.

A 20 mg od dose yielded favourable coagulation results, i.e. the safety margin of an INR 3 warfarin therapy was not exceeded, and efficacy was better than an INR 1.5 therapy (see Figures 3 and 10).

One example is elotuzumab: a lower dose yielded better results.

The actual dose received in a month divided by this median dose yielded a standardized monthly amount for each patient.

Increasing the golimumab dose yielded approximately 18% and 44% improvement in DAS28-CRP and PASI scores, respectively (table 1).

The triple dose yielded higher concentrations of Gd-DTPA in the meniscus and cartilage than the double dose, but provided no additional information.