Sentence examples for most commonly dose from inspiring English sources

Most commonly, dose additivity is considered the expected outcome when testing for the effects of chemical mixtures; any deviations thereof are deemed interactions.

The most commonly prescribed dose fractionation schedule was a total dose of 50 Gy with a daily dose of 2.5 Gy.

In November 2007, United States District Judge Charles R. Breyer, in San Francisco, ruled that the plaintiffs had not offered adequate scientific proof that the 200-milligram dose of Celebrex — the most commonly prescribed dose — had caused heart attacks and strokes.

The dose of amoxicillin/clavulanic acid was selected based on the most commonly used dose, recommendations in treatment guidelines and data showing the equal efficacy but improved tolerability profile of the 875/125 mg b.i.d.

Although 50 mg once daily is the most commonly used dose in phase III trials, the 50-mg twice-daily dose is approved in the United States in those resistant to integrase strand transfer inhibitor and was selected for use in this study as the most likely scenario in which a potential drug interaction would be observed.

Data from the trials using indacaterol 150 μg dose is presented as the base case as this is the most commonly recommended dose licensed in the UK.

40 Different doses of TA have been used (between 1 and 25 mg) intraocularly, and the most commonly accepted dose is 4 mL/0.1 mL.

The most commonly prescribed dose was 35 mL/kg per hour, although this survey pre-dated the most recent clinical trials examining the optimal dose of dialysis in AKI.

The task force, an independent panel of experts in prevention and primary care appointed by the Department of Health and Human Services, said a "pragmatic approach" consistent with the evidence is to prescribe 81mg per day, or one baby aspirin, which is the most commonly prescribed dose.

The most commonly used dose of BTX-A is 20-75 U.

The most commonly validated dose used for sterilization is 25 kGy [1].