Sentence examples for short-term dose from inspiring English sources

With a combination of a very low short-term dose of an immunosuppressive drug to prevent immediate rejection and four doses of a medication that frees the recipient's stem cells from the bone marrow to seek out and populate the donor organ, the rats lived more than 180 days with good liver function despite stopping both drugs after one week.

Persistent, or chronic, Lyme disease refers to the condition of those patients whose symptoms continue after a short-term dose of antibiotics.

For many environmental exposures, the parameter of interest may be cumulative lifetime dose, the maximum short-term dose, or even the cumulative dose above some threshold.

This may be due to the small number of tumor xenografts analyzed or the fact that the cells only received a single short-term dose of paclitaxel and/or CYT387 treatments before inoculation into mice.

34 The clinical significance of this dosing regimen remains unknown, as a dosing schedule of every 2 to 3 days may affect adherence and short-term dose adjustments for activity.

These animals do not receive these drugs the way humans do — as discrete short-term doses.

Glaxo Wellcome agreed to the deal with United Nations health officials after recent research showing that short-term doses of AZT can halve the number of babies infected at birth from mothers carrying H.I.V., the virus that causes AIDS.

Cannell and colleagues have advocated much higher short-term doses for acute illness.

A short-term dosing model to examine the effects of environmental mixtures on thyroid homeostasis has been developed.

We used a short-term dosing of CETP transgenic mice over 7 days and have not yet analyzed long-term effects of leoligin treatment in our animal model.

Phase I clinical trials have shown a short term dose dependant improvement of LV structure and function after 3 months of treatment with Etanercept, a soluble TNF antagonist [ 47].