Time-Dose-Response Relationship is a quantitative framework that characterizes the temporal dynamics of biological or physiological responses to varying doses of a substance by modeling the evolution of the response as a function of both dose magnitude and exposure duration.
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Radiation pneumonitis: A new approach to the derivation of time-dose factors
William M. Wara, Theodore L. Phillips, Lawrence W. Margolis et al. · Cancer · 1973 · 233 citations · Full text
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