Examples of using Dose-dependent in English and their translations into German
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No dose-dependent trends were observed in the ADR profile of Velphoro.
Heart and blood vessels: arrhythmias, dose-dependent hypotension, angina, anemia.
Rituximab is effective as a monotherapy for CLL, and its effect is dose-dependent.
There was also a pronounced and dose-dependent effect on body weight gain.
There is evidence that the influence of ozone on erythrocytes is closely dose-dependent.
Science/Animal: Dose-dependent influence of THC on glucose uptake in the brain.
A dominant lethal test in the mouse(i. p.) showed that DEHA produced dose-dependent mutagenic effects.
Increased risk of dose-dependent adverse reactions such as rhabdomyolysis decreased hepatic metabolism of cholesterol-lowering agent.
Patients with clinically significant hepatic impairment may experience more dose-dependent adverse reactions.
Without radiation Ukrain had a time and dose-dependent cytotoxic effect which was more pronounced in cancer cells than in normal cells.
Since drugs from this category are capable of accumulating in the body,there is a risk of dose-dependent adverse reactions.
Temsirolimus distribution is dose-dependent with mean(10th, 90th percentiles) maximal specific binding in blood cells of 1.4 mg 0.47 to 2.5 mg.
This classic allergic reaction after obligate prior sensitization is also,to some extent, dose-dependent 3.
Rienso exhibited dose-dependent, capacity-limited elimination from plasma with a half life of approximately 16 hours in humans.
This medication has proven to enhance the learning and memory performance significantly in a dose-dependent fashion", says Dr. Bernd Seilheimer from Heel.
During clinical studies dose-dependent increases in serum creatinine occurred in about 36% of patients, though most remained within the normal range.
In 2 Phase 1 studies,it was concluded that the potential for iron overload is minimal and no dose-dependent effects were observed in healthy volunteers.
Dose-dependent toxicity included serum chemistry and histological evidence of renal and hepatic injury, reduced red blood cell parameters and injection site irritation.
Analyses of the clinical safety data suggest that theoccurrence of hypertension and proteinuria with Avastin therapy are likely to be dose-dependent.
One study shows dose-dependent membrane damage in macrophages by graphene- nanoplatelets, which trigger oxidative stress and the release of inflammatory markers 7.
The inhibition of acetylcholinesterase in ruthenatetartrate in patients with Alzheimer's disease was dose-dependent, with a maximum test dose of 6 mg twice daily.
They found that a dose-dependent inhibition of microvascular endothelial cell(MVEC) proliferation occurred with salivary gland extracts or dilute saliva taken from the Lyme disease tick.
Uptitrate possibly when carring prolactinomas with blissful antabusebuy because of the physiology of unreal fluoromethyl which may be recurrent in dose-dependent reconstituted effects.
With most ACE inhibitors,the duration of lowered blood pressure is dose-dependent and to achieve a consistently reduced blood pressure, the maximum recommended dose should be administered.
Minor dose-dependent reductions in values for forced expiratory volume(FEV1) and diffusion capacity for carbon monoxide(DLCO) were observed with Gilenya treatment starting at Month 1 and remaining stable thereafter.
The researchers induced uveitis(inflammation of the inner eye, including the iris)and noted that a dose-dependent anti-inflammatory effect resulted from reducing the amounts of NO, PGE-2 and TNF-a by enzyme inhibition.
The risk of seizures is dose-dependent and is increased in patients with risk factors which lower the epileptic threshold; including use in combination with other medicinal products known to lower the epileptic threshold see section 4.5.
Patients with CRF not on dialysis demonstrated a dose-dependent and sustained increase in haematocrit when epoetin alfa was administered by either an intravenous or subcutaneous route.
Dose-dependent skin alterations, starting at dose levels equivalent to those used in humans, were the major findings observed in toxicity studies with Cynomolgus monkeys a chronic repeat-dose toxicity study and an embryo-foetal development study.
Rats treated with near-life time daily injections had dose-dependent exaggerated bone formation and increased incidence of osteosarcoma most probably due to an epigenetic mechanism.