dosage
Pronunciation: [ˈdoʊsɪdʒ]
Word
Context: "healthcare"
(noun) the amount of medicine or drug that a person should take at one time or over a certain period. It tells you how much medicine you need to feel better, like taking a pill or syrup.
Example
The doctor prescribed a dosage of 500 mg for the patient to take twice a day.
Example
Taking too much dosage of the medicine can be dangerous and cause side effects.
Example
What is the correct dosage for this medication?
Context: "experimentation"
(noun) the amount of a substance used in an experiment or study to see what happens. It helps scientists understand how things work or how effective something is.
Example
In the lab, the researchers tested a dosage of the new drug to find out its effects.
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A dosage that is too low may not show any results in the experiment.
Example
What dosage did the scientists use for their study?
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