Sentence examples for of modest doses from inspiring English sources
Brousseau et al. (2005) advise the use of modest doses of specific serotonin reuptake inhibitors, anticonvulsants, and supportive psychotherapy to ameliorate the symptoms of anxiety and depression during rehabilitation of GBS patients for better prognosis and earlier independence.
Based on evidence of "relative adrenal insufficiency" and steroid-responsive adrenergic receptor desensitization in sepsis, administration of modest doses (200 to 300 mg/d) of hydrocortisone for 1 to 3 weeks has been investigated.
Chronic ingestion of modest doses of dietary iodine, radiation, and polyhalogenated biphenyls (PCB's and PBB's) are environmental factors with known or suspected adverse effects on the human thyroid.
Radiation treatment of modest dose (10 kGy) has been applied to activate a reactive additive (epoxy-acrylate, 2% to the PET) to bond together the matrix (recycled PET) and the reinforcement (chopped glass fiber, 10 20% to the PET).
We noted this in 22% of our patients, all on modest doses of propofol.
However, prolonged exposure to modest doses of glucocorticoids increases the risk of fractures and there is differential individual sensitivity to these steroids.
Increased dietary selenium intakes reduce the effects of mercury toxicity, although this protective effect is only apparent at low to modest doses of mercury.
Men respond to modest doses of both kisspeptin-54 and kisspeptin-10.
The use of such modest doses in pharmacological neuroimaging studies has the important advantage of avoiding confounds of task-specific effects of drugs with secondary influences due to altered arousal or other systemic or general effects (Honey and Bullmore 2004).
Afghanistan has a national men's basketball team, although it is made up of young Afghan-Americans with modest doses of collegiate experience.
Page C2 Sports AFGHANISTAN'S BASKETBALL TEAM ENDURES STRUGGLE Afghanistan's national men's basketball team is made up of young Afghan-Americans with modest doses of collegiate experience and a coach who sometimes puts up as many as seven players in his home to make practice possible.
