1. " Even low-dose lead exposure is hazardous "

2. Absorbed, Equivalent, and Effective Dose Radiation dose is a measure of the amount of exposure to radiation

3. Oral absorption after single low dose exposure is >70 % of the dose based on urinary excretion, exhaled air, tissues, and carcass.

4. Boron accumulation in testes appeared to increase with both dose and duration of exposure.

5. The bactericidal activity of Acriflavine was dose-dependent over the 4 hr of exposure time

6. Individuals have access to a personalized dose record which indicates their accumulated radiation exposure over a career.

7. Evidence of adequate exposure may be derived from pharmacokinetic data (ICH Guidance on Repeated Dose Tissue Distribution Studies).

8. Four scenarios were proposed for evaluation based on agreed criteria and preliminary literature reviews: leukaemia after exposure at low dose; solid cancer risk after acute and protracted exposure; thyroid cancer risk after exposure during childhood or adolescence; and risk of circulatory diseases after acute and protracted exposure.

9. Objective: We compared the pharmacokinetic exposure following a single subcutaneous dose of benralizumab 30 mg using either autoinjectors (AI) or Accessorized prefilled syringes (APFS)

10. Exposure to X rays is cumulative, so that a person safely can receive only a certain total radiation dose in his lifetime (50 rems).

11. Absorbed dose, specific energy imparted, kerma, absorbed dose index

12. Dosimeter reading methods and apparatus particularly useful in the measurement of heavy particle radiation dose exposure, such as from neutrons, protons, and alpha particles among others.

13. Asbestosis typically occurs 10-15 years following the commencement of exposure to asbestos and is dose related 3.Heavy asbestos exposure is predominantly encountered among men, as most exposures are occupational in the setting of construction, mining, or ship/automotive industries.

14. Sidual Anhematopoiesis and delayed genotoxic ef fects) caused by exposure to a high challenge dose from low-LET (X-ray) or high-LET (carbon and neon ion) irradiations

15. 18 They are mainly decided by the energies of accelerated particles and output doses for neutron dose rate levels which change insignificantly with the sizes of exposure fields.

16. Absorbed dose is a measureable, physical quantity, while equivalent dose and effective dose are specifically for radiological protection purposes.

17. Absorbed dose (kGy)

18. Bivalent vaccine dose compared with a dose of trivalent vaccine at birth

19. radiation absorbed dose

20. For PET-CT scanning, the radiation exposure may be substantial—around 23–26 mSv (for a 70 kg person—dose is likely to be higher for higher body weights).

21. The kV CBCT dose is 15–20 % of the 6-MV CBCT dose, slightly higher than the dose from MV axes.

22. Additionally, using appropriate molecular cytogenetic techniques to subjects exposed to ionizing radiation, it was possible to make estimations of absorbed radiation dose under different exposure conditions (acute versus chronic).

23. Average absorbed dose

24. Characterizing attributes may be gene expression levels and the attribute of interest may be drug sensitivity level, drug dose (absolute concentration or dose relative to some standard dose), dose of drug which causes half-maximal cellular growth rate, or logarithm base 10 (dose) where dose is the dose which yields half-maximal total cell mass accumulating.

25. The applicator size and dose prescription point influenced the radial dose distribution.

26. A dose cannot be dialled until the dose knob is pulled out

27. Final Exposure.

28. Exposure index

29. - carcinogenic effects only at very high dose levels exceeding the "maximal tolerated dose".

30. Exposure bias

31. Rash (including dermatitis acneiform) (see section #-dose delay and dose reduction other toxicities

32. And resume the dose.

33. Foodstuffs || Absorbed dose (kGy)

34. Investopedia: market exposure

35. The Biologically Effective Dose (BED) is a measure of the true biological dose delivered by a particular combination of dose per fraction and total dose to a particular tissue characterized by a specific α/β ratio and is commonly used for isoeffective dose calculations.

36. Adverse drug effects are dose related and often predictable. Anaphylaxis is not usually dose related.

37. Aldicarb has high acute toxicity, causing cholinergic symptoms due to the inhibition of acetylcholinesterase (AChE). These symptoms are dose-dependent, are rapidly reversible, and do not occur at expected human exposure levels

38. Thirst and exposure.

39. Exposure to cold

40. & Under-exposure color

41. There are two types of Brachytherapy – high dose-rate (HDR) and low dose-rate (LDR).

42. Hep B : Second dose should be administered 1 to 2 months after the first dose .

43. Thymic weight was reduced at the two highest dose groups in a dose-related manner.

44. The prudential backstop should be applied at an exposure-by-exposure level.

45. One dose should be sufficient.

46. Reversible neutropenia, thrombocytopenia, or anemia developed in a few dogs treated with # or # mg/kg/day (total olanzapine exposure [ AUC ] is #-to #-fold greater than that of a man given a #-mg dose

47. In this Directive, absorbed dose denotes the dose averaged over a tissue or an organ.

48. Safety of the plans was analyzed from the absolute dose–volume histogram (dose to ml).

49. Exposure Bracketing is when a photographer creates pictures with different exposure settings

50. Daily dose for breastfed babies

51. Every dose is accounted for.

52. Peritoneal Dialysis: Dose & Adequacy

53. A first dose calculation algorithm is used to obtain substantially complete dose calculations and a second, incremental, dose calculation algorithm is used to make more limited calculations.

54. Who's taking the first dose?

55. Dose-effect Curve (dose-response Curve) a graphic representation of the effect caused by an agent (such as a drug or radiation) plotted against the dose, showing the relationship of the effect to changes in the dose

56. Wait until ANC # and platelets #; decrease dose by # % or continue full dose with growth factor support

57. Exposure to actual violence

58. What's my exposure, Jim?

59. Boilermakers and Asbestos Exposure

60. RADIATION Contamination VERSUS EXPOSURE

61. To determine the human dose - response curve, one must extrapolate down from the high - dose laboratory data.

62. Antonyms for Cariogenic exposure

63. HOW MUCH RADIATION EXPOSURE?

64. Known risk factors include radiation exposure, exposure to female hormones (estrogen), and genetic factors.

65. Metered dose aerosol valve with agitator

66. Daily Dose of BAccends White Tee.

67. Daily Dose of BAccends Black Tee

68. I had to increase the dose.

69. Metered-dose valve for pharmaceutical aerosol

70. Be careful and watch the dose.

71. Anamnesis should include detailed information on age, time of employment, occupation, occupational hazards, such as exposure to noise (current and in previous workplaces), exposure and co-exposure to chemicals, exposure and co-exposure to local vibration, nonoccupational exposure to aforementioned hazards, signs and symptoms of the disease, as well as other risk factors promoting

72. One dose, and you'll feel incredible...

73. Do not exceed the stated dose .

74. mode of dose administration (dose (expressed in mg/kg body weight), frequency of dosing, and duration of treatment);

75. Analytesas exposure biomarkers *With exceptions

76. Print camera exposure and sensitivity

77. The regular dose of acetylsalicylic acid or paracetamol is 4 g daily. When this dose does not work sufficiently, a weak opioid (e.g. dihydrocodeine) is given concomitantly at an individual dose.

78. At the highest dose tested of 2000 mg/kg/day in rats, the ratios of exposure ranged from 2 – 232 for Z-Clomifene and E-Clomifene respectively, taking into account limited PK data available in humans.

79. Asbestos exposure can damage Alveoli

80. Tooth Exposure & Cuspid Uncovering