The dose-response effect is best described as A. when similar studies produce similar results B. when all other possible causes are ruled out. C. when the value of the response variable changes in a...

The dose-response effect is best described as

A. when similar studies produce similar results

B. when all other possible causes are ruled out.

C. when the value of the response variable changes in a meaningful way with the dosage of the suspected cause.

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