Sentence examples for superior dose from inspiring English sources

Nanopatch™ immunization with split virion influenza vaccine gives superior dose reduction against intramuscular [10] as compared with what has been demonstrated in intradermal administration [50].

As we know, IMRT offers superior dose conformity to tumor targets with relative sparing of critical organs.

Although proton therapy is clearly capable of providing superior dose distributions as compared with photons, there are still some questions remain unanswered.

There was a trend towards a superior dose intensity of 5FU in the ECF cohort compared to FELV (84 vs 76%, P=0.056).

A previous randomised phase II study demonstrated that adjuvant chemotherapy with pemetrexed plus CDDP was safe and feasible with less toxicity and superior dose delivery compared with VNR+CDDP (Kreuter et al, 2013).

Interest in the use of charged particle radiotherapy has been primarily stimulated by the superior dose distributions – already recognised by Wilson (1946) – compared to those produced by photon therapy techniques.

Despite the recognized advantages of prefilled insulin pen devices (including superior dosing accuracy, improved patient adherence, and greater ease of use compared with the vial and syringe), the use of pen devices in the U.S. remains low (approximately 15%), perhaps in part limited by the need to inject larger doses than currently possible with prefilled devices (16).

Particle therapy, respectively proton and carbon ion beams, have the advantage of a superior biological dose distribution that permits radiation with high doses even in the vicinity of critical organs.

This was considered to be superior to dose calibrator measurements because the detection system was identical to in vivo measurements.

The results show that a good dose-energy match is important for the formation of superior low-dose low-energy SIMOX materials with high integrity buried oxide layer.

In the RE-LY trial 110 mg bid dabigatran was noninferior and 150 mg bid dabigatran was superior to dose-adjusted warfarin for prevention of stroke and systemic embolism and both doses resulted in less intracranial bleeding [ 2].