Sentence examples for equivalence dose from inspiring English sources

The mean chlorpromazine equivalence dose was 860 mg (sd = 1010).

The careful scientific interpretation of biomonitoring results needs to take into account the data on dose effect relationships from animal studies, and, to allow for a human equivalence dose approach, the internal concentration related to the doses.

Importantly, extensive acute and dose-dependent subchronic safety experiments on rats demonstrate that 5-Loxin® does not exhibit toxic manifestations, even at a dose 2,000 to 3,000 times higher than the human equivalence dose [ 15].

Instead, a pragmatic approach commonly taken with PAH mixtures is to calculate the BaP equivalence dose, based on TEFs with BaP as the reference carcinogen (Boström et al. 2002; Fitzgerald 1998).

For the present coal tar mixtures, this addition of BaP equivalents using previously proposed equivalence factors (Fitzgerald 1998) resulted in BaP equivalence doses approximately twice the actual BaP concentrations (Table 1).

Equivalence dosing recommendations represent consensus from limited available evidence, so they are guides only.

Preliminary modeling of BaP equivalence doses and lung tumor data of coal tar exposures (not shown) revealed non-simple fits and considerable variability between the mixtures.

These calculations showed < 30% variance from BaP equivalence doses generated by two other TEF schemes (Larsen and Larsen 1998; Nisbet and LaGoy 1992).

Even assuming favorable radiobiological equivalence, only tissue within a few mm of the applicator surface receives as much as a 50-Gy EBRT equivalent dose.

Hourly opioid use as fentanyl equivalent doses were calculated, based on an equivalence of morphine 10 mg = 2 mg hydromorphone = 100 μg fentanyl.

Since CGs include four different drugs, we used the "defined daily dose" (DDD) equivalence to convert digitalis, digitoxin and lanatoside C in digoxin equivalents doses (the most commonly used CG).