Definition of microdose in US English:

microdose

nounˈmīkrōˌdōsˈmaɪkroʊˌdoʊsˈmaɪkroʊˌdoʊs

A dose of as little as one milligram of a drug that is intended to produce a beneficial result while avoiding undesirable side effects.
Example sentencesExamples
- When you drink a liter of water containing hydrosols over the course of a day, you are taking multiple microdoses of your ‘remedy.’
- The Nature team immediately deemed that there is no evidence that the microdoses have biological action.
- Nor was he asked about the 90 percent of cycling's doping methods that remain undetectable - synthetic hemoglobins, growth hormones, designer Nandrolone, EPO in daily microdoses, insulin, renal receptor activators.
- It is quite amazing that such microdoses of a potentised homeopathic drug which is produced by the dilution and succession of the toxic substance itself were capable of bringing about such spectacular enzymatic alterations in mice treated with a toxic dose of arsenic oxide.
- In so doing, Kent acknowledged the aspect of the body-mind that enables it to react curatively to microdoses of correctly chosen substances.
- That is the advantage of enlisting bacteria to provide protection to plants' roots at the cellular level, serving as factories to apply microdoses of fungicide where they count the most.
- A simple idea became a basis of this principle - the whole amount of precursors mixture must be stored cool, only their microdoses can be introduced into evaporator.

Definition of microdose in US English:

microdose

nounˈmaɪkroʊˌdoʊsˈmīkrōˌdōs

A very small amount of a drug used to test or benefit from its physiological action while minimizing undesirable side effects.
placed in the tumor, the device releases microdoses of different drugs, each affecting nearby cancer cells
he treats people with microdoses of marijuana
Example sentencesExamples
- The Nature team immediately deemed that there is no evidence that the microdoses have biological action.
- A simple idea became a basis of this principle - the whole amount of precursors mixture must be stored cool, only their microdoses can be introduced into evaporator.
- Nor was he asked about the 90 percent of cycling's doping methods that remain undetectable - synthetic hemoglobins, growth hormones, designer Nandrolone, EPO in daily microdoses, insulin, renal receptor activators.
- That is the advantage of enlisting bacteria to provide protection to plants' roots at the cellular level, serving as factories to apply microdoses of fungicide where they count the most.
- It is quite amazing that such microdoses of a potentised homeopathic drug which is produced by the dilution and succession of the toxic substance itself were capable of bringing about such spectacular enzymatic alterations in mice treated with a toxic dose of arsenic oxide.
- When you drink a liter of water containing hydrosols over the course of a day, you are taking multiple microdoses of your ‘remedy.’
- In so doing, Kent acknowledged the aspect of the body-mind that enables it to react curatively to microdoses of correctly chosen substances.

verbˈmaɪkroʊˌdoʊsˈmīkrōˌdōs

[no object]

Take a microdose of a drug.
he has microdosed with LSD half dozen times in the past year

单词	microdose
释义	Definition of microdose in US English: microdose nounˈmīkrōˌdōsˈmaɪkroʊˌdoʊsˈmaɪkroʊˌdoʊs A dose of as little as one milligram of a drug that is intended to produce a beneficial result while avoiding undesirable side effects. Example sentencesExamples When you drink a liter of water containing hydrosols over the course of a day, you are taking multiple microdoses of your ‘remedy.’ The Nature team immediately deemed that there is no evidence that the microdoses have biological action. Nor was he asked about the 90 percent of cycling's doping methods that remain undetectable - synthetic hemoglobins, growth hormones, designer Nandrolone, EPO in daily microdoses, insulin, renal receptor activators. It is quite amazing that such microdoses of a potentised homeopathic drug which is produced by the dilution and succession of the toxic substance itself were capable of bringing about such spectacular enzymatic alterations in mice treated with a toxic dose of arsenic oxide. In so doing, Kent acknowledged the aspect of the body-mind that enables it to react curatively to microdoses of correctly chosen substances. That is the advantage of enlisting bacteria to provide protection to plants' roots at the cellular level, serving as factories to apply microdoses of fungicide where they count the most. A simple idea became a basis of this principle - the whole amount of precursors mixture must be stored cool, only their microdoses can be introduced into evaporator. Definition of microdose in US English: microdose nounˈmaɪkroʊˌdoʊsˈmīkrōˌdōs A very small amount of a drug used to test or benefit from its physiological action while minimizing undesirable side effects. placed in the tumor, the device releases microdoses of different drugs, each affecting nearby cancer cells he treats people with microdoses of marijuana Example sentencesExamples The Nature team immediately deemed that there is no evidence that the microdoses have biological action. A simple idea became a basis of this principle - the whole amount of precursors mixture must be stored cool, only their microdoses can be introduced into evaporator. Nor was he asked about the 90 percent of cycling's doping methods that remain undetectable - synthetic hemoglobins, growth hormones, designer Nandrolone, EPO in daily microdoses, insulin, renal receptor activators. That is the advantage of enlisting bacteria to provide protection to plants' roots at the cellular level, serving as factories to apply microdoses of fungicide where they count the most. It is quite amazing that such microdoses of a potentised homeopathic drug which is produced by the dilution and succession of the toxic substance itself were capable of bringing about such spectacular enzymatic alterations in mice treated with a toxic dose of arsenic oxide. When you drink a liter of water containing hydrosols over the course of a day, you are taking multiple microdoses of your ‘remedy.’ In so doing, Kent acknowledged the aspect of the body-mind that enables it to react curatively to microdoses of correctly chosen substances. verbˈmaɪkroʊˌdoʊsˈmīkrōˌdōs [no object] Take a microdose of a drug. he has microdosed with LSD half dozen times in the past year
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