Sentence examples for is a function of dose from inspiring English sources

Clinical anti-tumour efficacy of anti-cancer drugs is a function of dose intensity, i.e. the concentration--time profile in tumour tissue.

The corresponding tolerance distribution (distribution for the threshold dose D T defined by the cut point A) is as follows (see also Appendix): This distribution, although it appears similar to Expression 3, is a function of dose D, whereas Expression 3 is a function of x, the value of the apical response.

The aqueous extract of the plant produced diuresis, which appeared to be a function of dose (Table  1).

Given the debate about classifying chemicals by their action, which may also be a function of dose, we decided to examine each individually.

The absence of effect on behavioral assessments of learning and memory may be a function of dose, degree of hormonal disruption, duration of prenatal exposure, or the cognitive demands and sensitivity of the behavioral tasks.

This effect appears to be a function of dose, where moderate doses produce lipid peroxidation, probably via increase in free radical production, but high doses are associated with both peroxidation and abrogation of the enzymatic defense mechanism.

The results indicated that cell survival was a function of dose and time following FASLG treatment, and that the survival of UACC903 +6) cells was significantly less than that of UACC903 (Fig.  6a and b).

These findings appear to be a function of dose and/or exposure timing; the adult rats and mice in the 1982 NTP carcinogenicity bioassay on BPA were exposed to doses estimated to be 20 200 times higher than the doses we used in the present study, but no significant increase in hepatic tumors was reported (NTP 1982).

The radiation-induced death of mammalian cells is a function of total dose, daily dose and treatment duration.

The problem arises because skin damage is a function of the dose of UV (i.e., the energy, measured in Joules) rather than the dose rate (i.e., the power, measured in Watts (or Joules per second)).

The OSL intensity is a function of the dose of radiation absorbed by the sample and thus can be used as the basis of a radiation dosimetry method.