Sentence examples for in relation to the dose from inspiring English sources

"Children are especially vulnerable due to their small body size in relation to the dose of nicotine they absorb," the report said.

To investigate the negative interference of ascorbic acid in serum biochemical tests in relation to the dose of vitamin C intake and to the time of blood collection.

On each occasion that a lithium dose recommendation was sent for a patient randomized to lithium, a matching sham recommendation was sent to non-lithium patients in relation to the dose of placebo capsule.

In particular, the increase of enzyme activity in relation to the dose of HS supplied was exponential as a significant stimulation was observed when plants were treated with 5 mg C L−1.

Random blood samples (specifically timed in relation to the dose administered) were obtained, and the serum concentrations of polymyxin B1 were assayed using a validated methodology by liquid chromatography mass spectroscopy.

The absolute weight of testes reduced significantly in relation to the dose, while gentamicin at a dose of 60 mg/kg did not show any significant change in the relative testes weight.

A significant finding of the study was that colistin displayed a significantly longer half-life in relation to the dosing interval.

The authors recommended a loading dose of 9 million IU and 4.5 million IU 12-hourly because colistin displayed a half-life that was significantly long in relation to the dosing interval.

This study shows that potential age and sex-specific differences in protective heterotypic immunity should be further investigated, specifically in relation to the dosing regimen of a multivalent dengue vaccine.

For example, an intrinsic PK property is a drug with a long half-life in relation to the dosing interval which leads to persistent plasma concentrations, and an extrinsic PK property is an extended-release formulation which provides an apparently longer half-life.

The basal levels of IGF-I and -II produced by both the MCF-10A and the Hs578T cells, as measured by radioimmunoassays previously described (Taylor et al, 1990; Davies et al, 1991) were found to be lower than the detection limits of the assays and hence negligible in relation to the doses required for IGF responses in these cells (i.e. <1 ng ml−1; data not shown).