Sentence examples for dose-response link from inspiring English sources

Having said that, there's enough evidence of a dose-response link in field studies, combined with a plausible brain chemistry explanation, to say that there could be a link and that THC might increase risk in vulnerable groups.

Data published by Reddy et al. (2001) and by Wells et al. (2005) were pooled and used to estimate a potential dose-response linking maternal PCB blubber concentration to calf survival.

However, there is no evidence that the total levels of transactivation and the position of the dose-response curve are linked.

Figure 3C shows that the simulated dose-response curve, which links the 3-NP concentrations to the cell concentrations after a 16-day growth of M. tuberculosis, provided accurate predictions matching the experimental results.

Various uncertainties exist in our calculations: benefits linked to the dose-response function, and monetary valuation of the abatement costs linked to houses remediation, which yield uncertainties in the partial cost benefit estimates.

Further, continuous dose-response functions were not available linking walking for transportation with CHD, type 2 diabetes, hypertension, or stroke.

Mortality from a range of conditions such as cirrhosis of the liver are known to be strongly linked in a dose-response fashion to alcohol intake [ 9].

Model fitting to the dose-response data is performed using a dynamic link library (DLL) written in C and FORTRAN that are called using a Java Native Interface.

The link between transfusion administration follows a dose-response relationship, suggesting that exposure to any pRBC transfusion volume increases the probability for the onset of this severe complication.

It has furthermore been linked to health outcomes in a dose-response manner, such that exposure to negative life events in multiple domains is associated with worsening health outcomes [ 44], and has previously been linked to disrupted cortisol rhythms [ 45].

The key questions about whether induction of immunity is linked to clinical response and whether a dose-response relationship exists remain unanswered.