Sentence examples for in reasonable doses from inspiring English sources

In reasonable doses and proper circumstances, Laphroaig can be delicious, but its popularity is a mixed blessing for the industry, because whisky neophytes who try Laphroaig and hate it may never return.

Consistent with this, Rodrigues-Miguelez et al. [39] found an increase in TLR4 and pro-inflammatory cytokines such as TNF-α and IL-1β in acute AE sessions; however, the effects were reversed with regular training in reasonable doses.

"In reasonable doses, and assuming good quality control, nicotine might raise your heart rate two or three beats per minute, but it really has few adverse effects".

The side effects for I-based therapies in humans are generally mild when administered in reasonable doses [ 40, 41] and the safety of MV-NIS has been vetted in preclinical toxicity studies and phase I clinical trials [ 42- 44].

Nevertheless, the discordance of data in the literature might indicate that glucocorticoids at least do not carry a very high risk of malignancy and that they might be relatively safe regarding solid organ tumors, especially if used in reasonable doses and for limited periods of time.

A true MTD for MK-2206 in combination with trastuzumab was not established, but the 60 mg QOD and 135 mg QW doses are reasonable doses for future evaluation in phase 2 trials.

Since the volume that one can inject is limited, not more than ∼200 μL in mice, for example, concentration needs to be high to achieve reasonable doses.

Calciferol does not appear to be toxic at reasonable doses.

Naringenin is bioavailable after reasonable doses; for example, a dose of 139-265 mg naringenin yielded 0.7-14.8 μM of the aglycone in the blood after absorption (Erlund et al., 2001).

Patients developing grade 3 and 4 neutropenia without fever received the subsequent cycles with prophylactic recombinant human/granulocyte colony-stimulating factor (rhG-CSF: Granocyte, Aventis Pharma) at the dose of 150  μg m−2 from day 9 to day 15, in order to maintain a reasonable dose intensity.

Furthermore, this study suggests that a dose greater than 2.2 mg/day would be a reasonable dose to evaluate in a future prospective randomized controlled trial.