Relative potency in nonsimilar dose–response curves

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Dose-Response Analysis Using R (2015, unknown): “More often it will change with the value of α 1 = α 2 and this may be investigated using the function relpot() [49].”
Toward a unified approach to dose–response modeling in ecotoxicology (2010, background): “reproduced, and transformed in whatever way that is biologically meaningful in a given context, such as relative potencies used for comparisons of toxicity [58,59].”
Investigating the selectivity of weed harrowing with new methods (2008, methodology): “The proposed procedure has similarities to the dose-response concept used to assess herbicidal selectivity (Streibig, 1988; Ritz et al., 2006) but also important dissimilarities.”
Review: Confirmation of Resistance to Herbicides and Evaluation of Resistance Levels (2013, background): “In Figure 1B, R/S is more ambiguous because the curves have slightly different shapes; consequently R/S is only defined at the response level (here GR50) under which it is estimated (Ritz et al. 2006; Ritz 2010).”