"dosing concentration" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in scientific or technical contexts to refer to the concentration of a substance used in a specific dose or treatment. Example: "The recommended dosing concentration of the medication is 50 mg per day."
The histological toxicity test indicatet that the mice showed no toxic symptom at normal dosing concentration (1.38 mM, 0.2 ml).
The cytotoxic induction by 86S relative to 84AS increased as a function of the dosing concentration.
No clear dose dependency was observed between the plasma platinum concentration and either the dosing concentration or total dose.
The requirement of higher dosing concentration to achieve significant cytotoxicity is consistent with the early observation that H441 maintains and tolerates abundant nc-rRNAs during basal growth.
Most of the colloidal Ag-nps tested were supplied in both low volume and concentration, which limited the highest HEK dosing concentration to 1.7 μg/mL.
In contrast, similar killing efficiency between 86S and 84AS treatment, also visualized in Figure 2a, was observed in non-cancer HPL regardless of dosing concentration, likely a result of background stress response to oligonucleotides.
We also performed a post-hoc comparison of tacrolimus dosing, concentrations and eGFR by ethnicity, comparing Caucasians with non-Caucasians.
The newly synthesized compounds were evaluated against 60 human tumor cell lines at one dose and five dose concentration levels.
The synthesized compound 1 was tested initially at a single dose concentration of 10 μM over 45 different kinases.
Accordingly, compound 2f was screened over seven kinases at a single-dose concentration of 10 μM to profile its kinase inhibitory activity.
Accordingly, compound 9d was screened over a panel of 41 oncogenic kinases at a single dose concentration of 10 μM to profile its kinase inhibitory activity.
