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dose dependence

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dose dependence
Concentration dependence Therapeutics The change in certain pharmacokinetic parameters–clearance, half-life, bioavailable fraction–as a function of administered dose


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4 D shows the dose dependence of the response amplitude and steady-state level when the intermediate species KK was adjusted to react slower than the upstream component KKK.
Mathematical and Computational Analysis of Adaptation via Feedback ... by Marcelo Behar and Nan Hao and Henrik G Dohlman and Timothy C Elston / Biophysical Journal
Some reports demonstrate dose dependence of the myotoxic effect, (13) whereas one study showed muscular side effects only at dosages of 10 to 20 mg per day but no muscular side effects at higher dosages.
Rhabdomyolysis from simvastatin triggered by infection and muscle ... by Zuntner, Georg / Southern Medical Journal
Northern analysis was used to confirm that HDI increased message levels of these four genes and to further explore the dose dependence and kinetics of the response.
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