Examples of using Longterm studies in English and their translations into German
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Longterm studies need not be comparative.
Patients suffering from vasospastic angina may be treated for months or years; therefore it isdesirable, as in the case of angina of effort, to have longterm studies performed over a period of at least one year.
The earlier longterm studies showed no carcinogenic potential.
Toxicological data available on this colour comprised: metabolic studies, in vitro mutagenicity studies, sensitisation tests, acute and short-term toxicity studies, multigeneration and teratology studies and several longterm studies in mice, rats and dogs.
The longterm studies produced no evidence for carcinogenic potential.
The available toxicological data comprise metabolic studies in 3 species, acute toxicity including sensitisation, in vitro mutagenicity study, short-term studies in rats and pigs,reproduction and teratogenicity studies in the rat and several longterm studies in the mouse and rat.
The longterm studies in mouse and rat showed no carcinogenic potential.
Longterm studies in mice and rats revealed no carcinogenic potential.
Longterm studies see also Notes for Guidance on Drugs for Long-Term Use.
The longterm studies in rats, mice and dogs revealed no carcinogenic potential.
The longterm studies revealed staining of the tissues at the highest levels tested but no carcinogenic potential.
The longterm studies revealed no carcinogenic potential, the"no-adverse-effect" level in rats being 500 mg/kg b. w.
The available longterm studies reveal no carcinogenic potential and the apparent absence of any adverse effects in the recent U.S. studies offers additional reassurance.
Longterm studies in animals to detect an oncogenic/carcinogenic potential would, however, be onLy applicable where a product causes concern as a result of.
In longterm studies, this simplication can be justified for sectors such as agriculture, where variations in average hours worked show no regular trend.
The Committee reviewed the Japanese longterm studies in rats and mice and reproduction teratology studies on ammonia caramels as well as the longterm study on 4-methyl-imidazole in 1979, and was informed about further work in progress.
BIBRA(1982) Longterm study in mice, Multigeneration study in rats submitted by EEC Colours Group.
Placebo up to 4 years in longterm study 18 years and above Currently recruiting patients.
The then available data included short-term studies on 3 species, multigeneration and teratogenicity studies in mice and rats,in vitro mutagenicity studies and a longterm study in rats.
This estimate was based on the then available data,particularly the NOEL of 2500 mg/kg b. w./day in the longterm study in rats, and using a safety factor of 100.
In the more recent longterm study in mice changes in organ weights were noted at the two highest dose levels of 7000 and 14000 mg/kg b. w. but none at the dose level of 1400 mg/kg b. w.
The more recent longterm study in rats, using however only the two dose levels 750 mg/kg b. w. and 5000 mg/kg b. w., showed that at 5000 mg/kg b. w./day changes in the relative weights of some organs occurred.
An early longterm study in which 1.5% benzoic acid was given in the diet to rats for 18 months revealed no adverse effects other than a reduction in food intake and body weight, but was limited in scope and did not include histopathological observations.
Nicarbazin was investigated in short- and longterm toxicological studies in laboratory animals.