acute dose造句

• The marble burying test measures one acute dose of anti-anxiety agent for thirty minutes.
• With medical attention, radiation exposure is survivable to a 200 rems acute dose exposure.
• Now, he said, the lower-level chronic dose of extra organic matter has become a " high-level acute dose ."
• Therefore, a particular person may die from 350 rem acute dose of radiation, while another may survive 750 rem acute dose.
• Therefore, a particular person may die from 350 rem acute dose of radiation, while another may survive 750 rem acute dose.
• The grasshopper " Melanoplus femurrubrum " was exposed to an acute dose of X-rays during each individual stage of meiosis, and chiasma frequency was measured.
• Writers seem to have an unusually acute dose of it but I suspect it's just as bad for insurance agents, periodontists, teachers and auto mechanics.
• Apomorphine is also available in a more acute dose as an autoinjector pen for emergency doses such as after a fall or first thing in the morning.
• On any typical day, according to " Overexposed, " 600, 000 children under age 6 exceed their safe acute dose of organophosphate pesticides through their typical diet.
• It has been shown that a combination of acute dosing of d-cycloserine ( DCS ) with exposure therapy facilitates the effects of exposure therapy of social phobia.
• "From current evidence, a judgement can be made of a threshold acute dose of about 0.5 Gy ( or 500 mSv ) for both cardiovascular disease and cerebrovascular disease.
• Thus 100 mSv is considered twice in the table below  once as received over a 5-year period, and once as an acute dose, received over a short period of time, with differing predicted effects.
• However as early as 1972, investigators at the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health ( NIOSH ) reported that a one-time acute dose of asbestos may be as harmful as the cumulative effect of lower doses over many years.
• "The effect after several decades of a one-time acute dose ( of asbestos ) of limited duration . . . may be as harmful as the cumulative effect of lower daily doses of exposure over many years of work, " the agency's doctors reported in 1972.
• And while the report's authors calculate that the odds of any single child getting an acute dose of pesticides are small, odds that a dangerous dose will reach a significant number across the whole population, 20 million U . S . children age 6 or younger, are great.