Sentence examples for doses to be given from inspiring English sources

The low toxic potencies of most of the compounds allowed for relatively high doses to be given during the chronic studies.

Dose to be given is between 10 and 20 mg L−1.

This method reduced the cumulative dose to be given to each mouse by seven-fold.

The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends that the the first dose to be given at birth and the others at least four weeks apart.

In some countries pertussis immunization is not mandatory and in others vaccination schedules suggest the first dose to be given at the age of 3 months.

In future research, the SVR-based model will be adapted to predict the tacrolimus dose to be given to ICU patients to obtain a predefined window of tacrolimus concentrations.

Starting NAC prior to measuring a paracetamol concentration has been suggested as a potential approach in paracetamol poisoning because it allows for slower administration rates, that is the loading dose to be given over a longer duration.

Maintenance erlotinib following six cycles of combination chemotherapy is also associated with cutaneous toxicity, which can limit the dose and duration of treatment, although monotherapy does permit a higher dose to be given.

In addition, the majority of the pre-processing CD34+ cell population was preserved after CD45RA+ cell depletion, allowing a large progenitor cell dose to be given to all patients concurrent with the memory cell transfer.

Dibenyline, which protects against the lethal action of endotoxin by preventing the action of the catecholamines on the α-adrenergic receptors, makes it possible to increase the effectiveness of endotoxin in tumours by allowing a large dose to be given.

The 250 mg/m rituximab dose was chosen as the dose to be given before RIT because no difference in imaging or dosimetry was observed between dosing groups, and there was potential for enhanced clinical response from the higher dose of rituximab.