Sentence examples for match the dose from inspiring English sources

This slice-wise method of treatment is known to produce extremely conformal dose distributions due to its ability to specifically match the dose distribution on each slice to the shape of the target volume on that same slice.

He likens the risk of getting cancer from the affected food products to that from smoking one cigarette in a lifetime.If an average-sized man, who weighed 80kg (12½ stone), volunteered to test the effects of Sudan 1 on humans, he would have to consume 2.4 grams of the dye a day to match the dose given to the rats.

Radiopharmaceutical dose/radionuclide total dose (0018.1074) (h:min:s) The net injected radiopharmaceutical dose recorded in the patient's clinical dossier/PET department records should match the dose in the DICOM tag.

A subset of mice was vaccinated with the FLUARIX TIV vaccine (TIV) at a 0.6 µg HA dose to match the dose of VLP vaccine.

A third dose of paroxetine was included to match the dose used by de Jong et al. [ 11].

Since the product dose must match the dose in the human trial showing benefit, dose used in the study is an important consideration.

Because we were concerned that compliance would be compromised in this population with three times a day dosing and additionally as we wanted to match the dosing approach used for the ethnomedicines in reparagen we adopted the twice a day regimen.

The induction of the egg yolk protein vitellogenin, an estrogen receptor-mediated response, matched the dose addition expectation.

As mentioned earlier, the risk of hypoglycemia with repaglinide/metformin FDC therapy can be minimized by matching the dose with the correct carbohydrate meal portions and by initiating treatment with lowest available dose in patients naïve to meglitinide therapy.

After the topogram of each scan, the noise index (NI) parameter of the automated tube current modulation system was selected in such a way that the projected CTDIvol matched the dose of the reference protocol as close as possible.

This dose is equivalent to ∼200 g of beef in a healthy 70 kg adult (Uhe et al., 1997) and matches the dose used in L-phe loading studies in PKU patients (Saunders-Pullman et al., 2004).