Morning dose of

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

All assessments were performed in the morning, preferably 2 h after the intake of the morning dose of study medication.

From an early morning dose of classic rock to the strains of "Ave Maria" at dusk, the subway musicians encountered played for a variety of reasons -- to practice, to make rent, to practice and make rent.

She used to work as a cleaner for 20 hours a week, but has not done so since July 2000, which was when she stopped taking her daily morning dose of 20mg of Seroxat.

"Some of us, after another morning dose of news coverage full of death and destruction, feel the need to reach out to others to see if we are not alone in our outrage".

I had carefully adjusted my morning dose of Prograf, the immunosuppressant drug I take twice a day, exactly 12 hours apart.

To evaluate in patients with moderate to severe COPD whether a single morning dose of 24 μg formoterol from the Novolizer® is not inferior to two divided doses of 12 μg formoterol inhaled in the morning and in the evening.

Several studies had suggested a greater effect of bedtime or night doses (2 00 a.m). in comparison with morning doses of conventional prednisone on morning stiffness [ 34, 41- 43].

I'm actually looking to do something vaguely similar to you (well, without the copious early morning doses of gin anyway)." Less journalism, more gin, that's my advice.

What Summerson, contemporary British Railways executives and so many politicians in the mid-60s disliked about St Pancras seems to have been that it reminded them of their essentially Victorian upbringing, all starch and nannies, ice-cold bedrooms, chivalrous tales by Walter Scott and morning doses of cod liver oil.

On the day of the operation, the patient received her usual morning doses of valproic acid (200 mg) and levocarnitine (100 mg).

Blood pressure monitoring in rats showed that the morning dosing of Diovan tablet efficiently controlled BP for just over 360 min whereas the effect of M-MSN lasted for > 840 min.