Sentence examples for inevitable dose from inspiring English sources

When Ingmar Bergman and Michelangelo Antonioni popped their clogs on July 30, there followed an inevitable dose of occasion-marking.

Although Singapore is probably the easiest country in Asia to live in as an expat, due the high standard of living and widespread use of English, there is always an inevitable dose of culture shock.

A work of becalmed eccentricity and unforced charm, "Paterson" is a portrait of an artist's world, and how that world — presented here as recognizably mundane, and yet touched by a sort of cat's-cradle enchantment — can provide him or her with inspiration, nourishment and an inevitable dose of failure.

Furthermore, the inevitable dose reductions and delays in bexarotene reduce dose intensity and therefore detract from the potential increased efficacy of using this combination of drugs.

Hypercalcaemia was initially defined as ionised serum calcium ⩾1.50 mmol l−1 or albumin-corrected serum calcium ⩾3.00 mmol l−1; later the limits were lowered to 1.40 and 2.80 mmol l−1, respectively because of clinical experience from this, and concomitant phase II studies, that marked hypercalcaemia was inevitable if the dose was further increased after the first limits were exceeded.

The mechanical plot includes the implausible and the inevitable, in equal doses.

For subjects undergoing PET, internal radiation exposure is inevitable, and the radiation dose delivered is proportional to the level of radioactivity of the injected radioligand and the number of injections.

In the absence of a validated induction regimen variation in steroid dosing is inevitable, but despite this remission rates were universally high across all centres.

Spread of muscimol into areas immediately anterior or posterior to the PPC was inevitable with our largest doses, and, in the two cases where positive effects were observed, this raises concerns about region specificity.

The greatest limitation with a retrospective case-controlled study like the current study is that, despite the attempt to minimize the possible selection bias between the two treatment groups by conducting greedy matching, prejudice is still inevitable among the high-dose group.

Although dose escalation is inevitable from the viewpoint of treatment outcomes for prostate cancer, IMRT or IGRT allows for a high dose of radiation with feasible toxicity.