Actually many studies show linkages between advanced paternal ages and ADHD, autism and schizophrenia.

Correct.

OP is asking the wrong question. Based on what day provided it seems in line with an overdose, especially with the other drugs involved, unless the person was a known addict.

From a tox report you only have a snapshot at the one particular time point. You need multiple time points to even potentially guess the starting dose along with an extensive patient history.

In other words, they explain a drugs pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics

Usually what's going on is that genes determine how a plant will respond to those various other factors. And growing fruit from seed you get a crazy grab bag of genetics.

So I got a sunburn this summer. The lines on the top of my legs were very bright. The line on my left leg is still visible. How long is a skin cell life cycle?

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They do this to make sure the serum is the right level in people who take medications that can change levels based on how long you take it. You need a base number to go off of, so there’s no way to tell exactly how much someone took, but if you’ve tested every month, you’ll know how much that amount will look like in their blood over time. You can tell if someone has overdosed when there’s an amount far greater than a normal dose has entered the system, since it is not longer in the safe therapeutic range and has likely done some damage

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Surely time is a large factor?

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Somewhat relatedly, how come prescription medicine isn’t sized based on the patient weight?

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100% truth.

Cannon firing explosive shells, or hand-held explosives, are used to trigger avalanches deliberately to reduce risk to people moving in mountainous areas with heavy snow.

You didn't ask how loud a noise. The answer is "very loud" - explosions. Yelling loudly won't do it.

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No not at all! I appreciate the catch and you're totally right. I used the wrong term and had meant germination, not sporulation. Its been awhile since i've had to think about this lifecycle. Sorry about that! I've corrected my previous posts and used 'germinate' where applicable.

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Just to clarify, I wasn't trying to be snippy, I appreciate the information either way. But are you using "sporulate" here to mean "becoming active"? Isn't it the other way around?

If not, how is the bacterium going dormant an issue if it has already entered the body?

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Op is describing a case where someone has committed a crime and the police are determining if the amount of drug in their system at the time is abnormally high and would have caused some issues…not like the offender would volunteer they took too much of their painkiller and drove into oncoming traffic