Sentence examples for use of large doses from inspiring English sources
Aerosol therapy is used as an alternative to systemic treatments to treat symptoms of the disease locally and to avoid the use of large doses of drugs that result in severe side effects in other organs.
The use of large doses [Cr(pic)3] supplements may lead to improvements in glucose metabolism for type 2 diabetics; there is a growing concern over the possible genotoxicity of these compounds [10].
The dogma was popularized by Cope's "Early Diagnosis of the Acute Abdomen," first published in 1926, and this dogma may have been valid at that time in the absence of sophisticated diagnostic facilities and also because of the traditional use of large doses of morphine.
The use of large doses of vitamin D metabolites and analogues for milk fever prevention is controversial.
Long-term use of large doses of glucocorticoids can cause central obesity, hypertension, hyperglycemia and other adverse consequences [ 19, 20].
These guidelines emphasize the importance of patient selection (avoid the use of contrast media in high risk groups; i.e. use another imaging technique) and advises avoidance of the use (of large doses) of (hyperosmolar) contrast agents.
Besides changing timing, some authors recommended the use of larger doses [ 19, 28].
34 This may be because of the use of larger doses of insulin that had to be given at every injection to cover the weekly insulin requirements (ie, the starting dose for the three-dose-per-week group was double that of the once-daily group dose).
BACKGROUND: The use of large-dose aprotinin during cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB) in adult patients has been linked to postoperative renal dysfunction, but its effect on the pediatric population undergoing complex congenital cardiac operations is not well defined.
Consistent with some other reports [ 1], this study showed that the use of larger dose of clonidine can effectively decrease the incidence of diarrhea after UROD.
Most important exclusion criteria were history or diagnosis of GI disease, IBS or complicated GI surgery, depressive disorder, use of oral antibiotics within 4 weeks before the screening visit and the use of drugs, large doses of vitamins and minerals or food or herbal supplements for digestive symptoms, unless in stable dose.
