Sentence examples for extent of dose from inspiring English sources

Tanabe [ 9] and Murasugi et al. [ 10] have published articles reporting both successful and unsuccessful strategies for reducing the doses of antipsychotics, including the extent of dose reduction reported as a chlorpromazine equivalent dose, and the dose reduction period.

Changing the timing of administration along the 24-h time scale can profoundly modify the extent of dose-limiting toxicities of anticancer agents (Lévi, 1997, 2001).

Moreover, rhTF and hTF show the same extent of dose-dependent inhibition of the binding of I-hTF to TFR in Caco-2 cells.

Decensi et al. [ 33] observed in a preoperative study, using 1, 5, or 20 mg tamoxifen daily for 4 weeks, that the expression of the tumor proliferation marker Ki-67 decreased to the same extent irrespective of dose.

To estimate the extents of dosing variability in prescriptions of acetaminophen to children among pediatricians, family physicians and otolaryngologists.

In this study, we proposed a new method to estimate the extents of dosing variability in prescriptions to children among different specialties.

The relative binding affinity of TAs was determined by the amount of fluorescence detected on the cells based binding assay and the specificity was determined by the extent of doxycycline dose dependent effect seen on TA binding.

As the precise duration and extent of two dose protection is not yet known for certain, this requires consideration of the range of possibilities that are consistent with the available data.

Dietary assessments in both the Faroes and Seychelles studies were limited and the extent of "bolus" doses cannot be readily determined in either study.

In our study, both the extent of impossible doses removed in the data cleaning process, and the marked digit preference at 10 and 30 days, illustrate this.

Thus, the extent, in terms of dose, to which radiation was able to initiate cancer, for example, was related to the chances of damaging a specific gene.