The size of dose and frequency of consumption varies from one ritual context to another.
The cost of MPA itself was relatively low (around £5) and, owing to the standardisation of vial capacity, did not vary by the size of dose used.
She says she'll get her plate of food and look at it and decide the size of dose [for her insulin pump].
It can at present only be inferred by the (probably pessimistic) assumption that the frequency of such effects is linearly proportional to the size of dose received, even down to the lowest doses.
Fox and Smith said opposition to energy drinks stemmed from the drinks' ingredients, which in addition to sugar and caffeine include guarana (a plant that contains caffeine), taurine (an amino acid) and ginseng, as well as the size of doses found in servings.
The pattern of risks and the size of dose-related risk estimates of solid cancer excluding lung cancer, a cancer most strongly related to smoking, resembled that of the whole group of solid cancer.
There are important statistical limitations within such studies, the number of people in the studies, the period of observations (follow-up) and the sizes of radiation doses received.
In these experiments, the mode of delivery (i.e. trickle or single dose) or the size of the dose given could be responsible for the different immunological effects.
The size of the dose and dosing interval were the key indices to meet the requirement of positive clinical outcome of fish: enough time of in vivo therapeutic concentrations, no adverse effects on the body, and acceptable withdrawal period.
It is noteworthy that modifications of either the size of vaccine dose or the interval between doses could result in comparable tumor responses, allowing considerable flexibility in the choice of clinically and logistically most feasible protocols.
