Sentence examples for utilising dose from inspiring English sources

Technology holds the key to developments in patient and staff radiation safety [7], and thus developing and utilising dose management tools has the greatest potential.

Our in vitro studies utilised doses significantly below the IC50 of doxorubicin for MCF-7 cells; concentrations were kept constant over a 10-day period to mimic the release characteristics from a liposomal carrier.

Manipulation of the uterine epithelium utilising standard dose exogenous oestrogen (E2) and progesterone (P4) has been shown to achieve a mature secretory morphological response.

A practical benefit of utilising smaller doses of NaHCO3 is to minimise GI discomfort, as smaller doses have been shown to reduce the severity of symptoms [14, 26].

Reported outcomes showed high efficacy and low rate of significant side effects, except in studies utilising higher doses of radiotherapy where higher grade toxicities were seen.

Our present results obtained utilising low-dose 5-AZA-CdR, also contributes to address the still actively debated issue on the identification of its optimal schedule and dose of administration.

The present study utilised low-dose CT as the diagnostic tool.

It is with this knowledge that prompted us to investigate whether high concentration of OPLE (1000 mg kg-1) administered over a period of 4 and 12 weeks respectively to rats with streptozotocin-induced diabetes, nonetheless maintains its antioxidant effect in DN in the same way as in our previous study which utilised lower doses of the extract (200 mg kg-1 and 500 mg kg-1 respectively).

Phase II trials, utilising the optimal dose previously defined, may follow with the primary aim of exploring, in relatively few patients, the impact of exposure on a biological end point.

In the current study, toxic levels occurred in 7% of patients utilising the recommended dose, with no factors predictive of risk other than a trend for higher levels with an elevated creatinine level.

Such a finding could revolutionise the development of personalised RT (e.g., utilising very stringent dose constraints for surrounding normal tissue or avoidance of RT if feasible for patients predicted to be at higher risk for developing radiotoxicity).