Sentence examples for tolerance dose from inspiring English sources

Immunotherapy of a higher maximum tolerance dose with reduced risks of systemic reactions, such as anaphylaxis, needs to be developed.

In the current study, the absorbed dose to the kidneys was 0.45 and 1.35 Gy, which according to previous studies is well below the tolerance dose [23, 24].

Based on experience from external beam radiation therapy, a tolerance dose of 23 or 28 Gy to the kidneys has been used [9].

The kidney is a radiosensitive organ with a whole organ tolerance dose (5%% complication rate in 5 years) of 20 Gy [8].

Calabrese also discovered that a sentence mentioning the "possibility of a tolerance dose for radiation" appeared in the manuscript, but not in the published paper.

The tolerance dose for the kidneys after radionuclide therapy is, in general, not known, but will most probably be higher than that of external irradiation due to lower dose rate, continuous irradiation and heterogeneous distributions within the organ [10].

A detailed understanding of normal tissue responses is needed to establish accurate tolerance doses and thus to optimize treatment effectiveness.

However, the complex liver microanatomy and rheology makes modelling less valuable if the tolerance doses are not based on the actual microsphere distribution.

However, the complex liver microanatomy and rheology of infused microspheres makes modelling of microsphere distribution, absorbed dose distribution, and tolerance doses less valuable if it is not based on a reasonably accurate microsphere distribution.

The goal of radiotherapy treatment planning is to design a beam configuration which will deliver a homogeneous dose to the specified planning target volume (PTV), ensuring that normal tissue receives a reasonably low dose and that critical organs receive less than their tolerance doses.

Tests conducted on the support ship in November indicated the presence of 2 mg of plutonium, which represented 2000 tolerance doses.