This was expected since the design of the study entailed dose increments every 2 weeks until hypercalcaemia or near-hypercalcaemia.
One possible alternative to BB is stereotactic body radiotherapy (SBRT), which entails high doses of external radiation delivered in a very conformal fashion.
While protection against any lethal challenge dose of EBOV is a remarkable achievement, we have set the bar somewhat higher than 6 PFU, since a laboratory exposure through a needlestick and infected blood would likely entail a dose of at least 1,000 PFU.
Don Hewitt, the director and producer of the Kennedy-Nixon debate of 1960, said ABC's structuring of the questions was an acknowledgment that a debate entails "a big dose of show biz" and "trying to keep an audience".
A contrast between left and right sided breast cancer will tend to produce conservative estimates of risk because radiotherapy to the right breast, especially methods involving internal mammary lymph node (IMN) fields, also entails some cardiac dose.
This entails acceptable absorbed doses to normal organs (kidneys: 1.6±1.1; liver: 0.3±0.2 mGy MBq−1) including red marrow (0.10±0.05 mGy MBq−1) (Cremonesi et al, 1999).
The use of antibiotics as growth enhancers is particularly problematic because it entails applying low doses over long periods to large numbers of animals, potentially transforming the livestock into reservoirs for antibiotic resistant pathogens [ 18].
The majority of observations in EBRT have been made under the condition of a high dose rate, while clinical radionuclide therapy entails a decreasing, low dose rate.
Dose calculation entails (1) export of residence times to the OLINDA/EXM software [1], (2) spherical model dose calculation [2] implemented as continuous interpolation model and (3) Voxel S dose calculation.
Our low-dose protocol entails a considerably lower radiation exposure than other low-dose protocols such as the one employed by Ekestubbe et al.[22], who used CT with a current of 40 to 280 mAs.
