How to pronounce “dosage” in English

Everyone's dosage is different so you just have to titrate, which means take one tablet one day, the next day up, regulate to two, and so on until you get the desired effect.

It has a dosage that says this is probably going to be appropriate.

Numbing means when the dosage has to increase every single time to chase that first high.

They determine the dosage, they record, we provide the medicine, they treat, and take the records back to health units.

- So the 35 million dosages for the French campaign.

the kinds of dosages of physical activity and their effects and how they affect our vulnerability and susceptibility

Researchers assumed that safe drug dosage is proportional to mass.

It's a really small dosage.

If you give me a certain dosage of medicine to give to my baby, I'll cut in half because it's too strong.

And so she increased the pain dosages.

The mistake they made was to assume that safe drug dosage scales linearly with mass.

You could probably spend an entire year there to get the dosage of a full-body CT.

So you can travel around all the states with this dosage.

don't have these methods we don't know dosage we we only only in certain States is testing even available so you can

and so I got a up-close and personal dosage from a real master of music.

And then Temmler had to deliver 35 million dosages to the front lines.

And then Temmler had to deliver 35 million dosages to the front lines, which were...

Prescription mistakes-- people in hospitals receiving the wrong medication or the wrong dosage of medication from health care practitioners.

of a small Raspberry Pi computer you put in your own insulin dosage rules and you

Two weeks Fukushima today have a dosage that's in the order of 100 less, so 0.1 millisieverts.

But finding the right medication, the right dosage is challenging.

can see the consensus view of the medical profession as a graph of the dosage of these various drugs.

There's then a substantial amount of work to test and to determine the dosages and toxicity.

So depending on what you're trying to address, there are some dosage recommendations.

So according to the Harvard Medical School, a full-body CT has a dosage of between 10 and 20

And he had just written a paper showing that there were more women that got cancer and died of radiation dosage, from mammography,

We typically don't use melatonin at the dosage that's normal.

There's enough studies that look at the dosage that's actually

And that's why, if you're not testing for things, then we're just guessing with a dosage that someone somewhere has recommended to take.

And he said he wanted to get me down to about 280 so that the meds that I was taking-- I was taking five medications and at the highest dosage

This is the first time a scientist sat down and took it constantly, and gave it to other people constantly, and recorded the dosage and the effects.

And I would imagine that whether or not you've had a lot, kind of an extra dosage of emotional pain,

And we don't even use scales, like in the hospital, to determine dosage.

People who are in the hospital and are there for a long stay and have some kind of extensive surgery, morphine dosage goes up and up.

What dosage does your doctor got you on?

But I'm a fan of perversity at least in the right places in the right dosages.

So, for example, at recommended dosages, creatine can not only have potential anti-cancer

Where you can get into a problem, though, is taking things at dosages that are way higher than normal in nature,

So that's really the issue with all those things is we're not consuming those things or we are consuming those things in concentrations or dosages