Sentence examples for more complete dose from inspiring English sources

Based on these pilot data, a more complete dose range study in which both antigen and AS03 dose are varied would be needed to confirm that indeed 1 dose of primary vaccine containing a low dose of antigen and AS03 may be a possible influenza vaccination strategy for young children.

From this point, a lower BODIPY FL vindoline (20) concentration (50 instead of 100 nM) may be useful for evaluating relative lower-affinity PXR ligands and calculating their IC50 values because more complete dose curves may be obtained (when high drug concentrations are used).

To this, based on our results, we can add that EGCG is a potent inhibitor of AGE-BSA-induced induction of TNFα and MMP-13 at a physiologically achievable concentration (25 μM; see Figures 3a and 4a) – but for more complete inhibition higher dose is needed.

Biomethylation of iAs has been claimed to be both a detoxification mechanism and one more complete at low doses (e.g., Buchet and Lauwerys 1994).

Future work with other compounds will generate a more complete picture of comparative dose response between different phyletic levels and will help guide risk assessors using "alternative" models.

Risk characterization, however, requires a more complete understanding of absorbed dose.

These targets may be predictive of an enhanced and more complete clinical response to lower doses of the drug.

The highest Integrilin dose groups had more complete reperfusion (TIMI grade 3 flow, 66% versus 39% for placebo-treated patients; P =.006) and a shorter median time to ST-segment recovery (65 versus 116 minutes for placebo; P =.05).

Because neither low nor high doses of ufCB generate significantly different HRV effects, we chose high-dose ufCB for more complete "absorption" of transition metals on the carbonaceous surfaces.

With the SMBG values, hypoglycemia event data and recorded insulin doses provide a more complete representation of the clinical trial outcomes.

The verification method proposed by Low seems to be more complete since it takes into account both the dose difference (DD) and the distance to agreement (DTA), allowing the definition of a "score" of an interested dose distribution.