Sentence examples for doses apart from inspiring English sources

The vaccine is intramuscularly delivered for two doses apart by three weeks.

This sentence was confusingly worded; "over three orders of magnitude" was meant to describe the input dynamic range of resolution (i.e., our capacity to tell different antigen doses apart), and not the dynamic range of IL-2 output.

Bactericidal titers ≥4 were still present in 77 94 % of recipients of two doses, a significantly higher level than after one dose, but not significantly less than in those who received three doses, apart from NZ OMV [ 30].

For the siRNA dosing yielding optimum protection (2 doses, 24hr apart) additional parameters were evaluated.

Subjects were required to be in residency from Day −1 (the day prior to first dose administration) and to remain for not less than 72 hours after each dosing occasion, apart from Group E TP2 in which subjects were required to remain resident until 24 hours post dose (Day 2).

This delivery strategy has several advantages over the conventional maximum tolerated dose approach, apart from reduced toxicity, in that a treatment response should occur irrespective of the resistance profile of the tumour cell population.

To test whether any of the other CYP2C SNPs accounted for additional dose variance, apart from the 2.4 and 10.9% explained by CYP2C9*2 and *3, two multiple regression models were used (Table  3).

First, high-dose or moderately dosed GCs demonstrate, apart from slow genomic effects, faster nongenomic effects, with a more profound impact on the disease process [ 19, 20].

To complete a course of 24 mg dexamethasone over 24 hours, the treatment regimen varies between institutions, and even within institutions, and includes 8 mg for 3 doses 8 hours apart [ 17], 12 mg for two doses 12 hours apart [ 17, 18], or 12 mg for two doses 24 hours apart [ 18, 19].

The two or three doses, spaced months apart, are administered by injection.

Scientists gave 125 generally healthy men and women the hepatitis B vaccination — two doses one month apart and then a booster six months later.