dose

[dəus] n

dose The amount of test substance administered. Dose is expressed as weight of test substance (g, mg) per unit weight of test animal (e.g., mg/kg), or as weight of food or drinking water [dəus] adj.

environ.

dávka

English thesaurus

dose [dəus] abbr.

abbr.

dos (Vosoni)

med.

The quantity of a medication to be given at one time, or the total quantity of a medication administered during a specified period of time. For example, a patient might receive an initial medication dose of 50 mg, and, during the entire course of treatment, receive a total medication dose of 500 mg.

mil., logist.

Quantity of toxic liquid which, given certain circumstances, will enter the body through the skin and put out of action or kill the personnel victim of the strike. (FRA)

DOSE [dəus] abbr.

abbr.

Dictionary of Substances and their Effects (kopeika)

abbr., acoust.

daily overall sound exposure

abbr., astronaut.

Dynamics of the Solid Earth

abbr., earth.sc.

Dynamics of Solid Earth

abbr., med.

Dictionary Of Substances And Their Effects

dose

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dose abbr.
agric.	dávka
construct.	dávkovat; dozovat


constraint abbr.
build.struct.	vetknutí; zapuštění; zazdění
comp., MS	omezení