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Patients who required ICSs at a dose of 100 250 μg/day fluticasone or equivalent received the low dose of study medication, while patients who required > 250 μg/day (up to 1000 μg/day) fluticasone or equivalent received the high dose of study medication.

An enriched design can also be used in which patients successfully converted to a high dose of the study drug, are then randomised to either the high or low dose of the treatment.

This result can be explained because of the high dose of NAC in our study.

The Kaplan Meier analysis showed a significant difference between individuals receiving a low or a high dose of ChEI during the study (P = 0.001; Figure 2).

The relatively high dose of 25D3 used in this study did not affect constitutive cathelicidin production in the urinary bladder.

In this study high dose of gentamicin in combination with high dose of cefotaxime was used, and in some cases ciprofloxacin was used.

The pharmacological properties of 2-MeOE2 may be responsible for the relatively high dose of drug required in these studies.

In two chronic feeding studies, the high dose of simmondsin (0.5%) in the diet produced profound weight loss and death in rats.

As fat overload syndrome of ILE is accompanied with liver damage [ 40], these complications may be due to the synergistic effect of ILE overload syndrome and hepatotoxicity of HA, although, we detected no liver enzyme elevations in ILE 0 group and the highest dose of our study was much less than doses that induce fat overload syndrome.

The primary end point was the determination of the MTD, defined as the highest dose of volasertib studied for which the incidence of dose-limiting toxicity (DLT) was less than two of six patients in the first treatment course, for the two dosing schedules.

Despite a greater risk of false-positive results that could arise from using relatively high doses of drug, the study of nonantiproliferative compounds can also prove useful in understanding secondary activities (Ericson et al. 2008).