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dose-response relationship

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dose-response relationship,
a mathematic relationship between the dose of a drug or radiation and the body's reaction to it. In a linear dose-response relationship, the response is proportional to the dose. Thus, if the dose is doubled, the response is also doubled. In a linear nonthreshold relationship, any dose, regardless of size, can theoretically cause a response.


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2007), which concluded that low environmentally relevant doses of BPA could cause numerous diseases in animal models, and that there was evidence for both low-dose effects and for nonmonotonic dose-response relationships.
A dose-response relationship was observed for both attempted and completed suicide, meaning that the more often a child changed addresses, the more likely he or she was to have attempted or completed suicide.
However, no consistent results were observed for some of the parameters evaluated, both in terms of activities and dose-response relationships, reflecting the complex nature of the oil extracts and/or the assay systems used.
 
 
 
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