The health benefits of exercise increase in dose-response fashion among cancer survivors.
The increased concentration reflects the change in dose response seen in the behavioral task.
Results showed that repeated administration of MPD increased locomotion in dose-response manner and elicited behavioral sensitization, while the amplitude of the sensory evoked field responses of the VTA and NAc exhibited dose-response attenuation on both recording days (days 1 and 10).
The three initial MPD doses (0.1, 0.6, and 1.2 mg/kg) did not exhibit any effect on locomotor activity, while the 2.5 mg/kg dose increased locomotion in dose-response characteristics [ 42].
The prevalence of CVRFs increased in a dose response manner across increasing categories of all obesity indices except for HDL-cholesterol (males and females) and blood glucose (males) (Table 2).
In contrast, TNFα and IL-1β at any dose did not significantly increase secreted DKK1 in dose-response experiments.
All 22 patients were recorded by the treating rheumatologist as responding to prednisolone; in three cases an increase in dose was required for complete response.
Using 3 levels of increasing privacy tied to the tracking methods described above, we hypothesized that response rate and participant representativeness, the number of sensitive questions actually answered by participants, and the proportion of participants disclosing potentially sensitive information would increase in a dose-response manner from the lowest to highest privacy condition.
The risk of dementia increased as the score increased in a dose-response trend, making it possible to identify individuals who can greatly benefit from preventive intervention that targets vascular risk factors [ 32].
The prevalence of TMD symptoms and headaches in the different spinal pain groups is presented in Figure 1; the ORs and 95% CIs, in Figure 2. The prevalence of fatigue/stiffness, pain, impaired jaw opening, and headaches, as well as the overall prevalence of any TMD symptoms and severe TMD symptoms increased in a dose-response pattern in relation to frequency/severity of spinal pain.
The prevalence of ASD increased in a dose-response manner with increasing SES, a pattern seen for all three SES indicators used to define SES categories (Figure 1).
