Sentence examples for maximise dose from inspiring English sources

There have been various studies exploring the role of taxanes, gemcitabine, ifosfamide, and platinum in double and triple combinations in different schedules to maximise dose intensity and improve effectiveness but large phase III trials are needed.

Hryniuk and Bush (1984) have suggested that chemotherapy regimens should be designed to maximise dose intensity rather than peak dose.

Insects were placed in the middle of a chamber to maximise dose uniformity within the batch.An irradiation dose of 4 Gy was applied 10 days after the imaginal moult, about 4 days before sexual maturation.

Radiotherapy is increasingly targeted to maximise the dose to the breast whilst reducing the dose to the surrounding tissues using highly complex computed-tomography-guided planning (tomotherapy and intensity-modulated radiation therapy, IMRT).

Based on this preliminary experiment, it was decided to proceed with the highest rate of phosphorous acid tested in the experiment (treatments 3 8), to maximise the acid dose absorbed by the foliage.

Protracted infusional regimes were developed to maximise 5FU dose intensity.

Especially in countries with proportional representation, voters cast their ballots with a view to maximising the dose of their favoured ideology or special interest in whatever government takes shape.British voters were not ready for such politics before the last election.

An intermediate regimen that maximises oxaliplatin dose intensity by focusing on 5-FU dose modification and preserving oxaliplatin dose may be equally valid.

In our study, we used a modified FOLFOX6 regimen, which focused upon maximising oxaliplatin dose intensity and improved patient convenience by allowing all patients to be treated as outpatients and reducing the number of outpatient visits.

72 Prolonged exposure time is likely in a very congested and air-polluted corridors such as checkpoints and hold-ups thereby maximising exposure doses and subsequent effects.

Low-energy beta-emitting radionuclides, such as 177Lu and 131I, are considered favourable to maximise the absorbed dose in tumours of this small size.