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The phrase "acute toxicity tests" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or regulatory contexts when discussing the harmful effects of substances on living organisms over a short period of exposure.
Example: "The study included acute toxicity tests to evaluate the immediate effects of the chemical on aquatic life."
Alternatives: "short-term toxicity assessments" or "immediate toxicity evaluations".
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Acute toxicity tests predicted no "significant toxic effects" in mice, as well as no eye or skin irritation in rabbits and guinea pigs, respectively.
Based on acute toxicity tests, it is slightly to moderately toxic to aquatic plants, zooplankton, and fish.
The FBN formulation is a not toxic and environmentally safe product, as determined by acute toxicity tests, and can be fruitfully used for a sustainable conservation of iron-based artifacts.
In contrast, acute toxicity tests showed that oral CCNU was 1.45 times less toxic to normal tissue, although the dose-limiting organ may be different for the two routes.
The acute toxicity tests of 7a and 7b were performed in Kunming mice.
Acute toxicity tests were carried out with adult and newborn planarians.
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One study investigating seaweed hydrolysates evaluated in vivo toxic potential through acute toxicity testing [48].
The aim of the acute toxicity test was to determine the range of concentrations for a subsequent Subchronic Toxicity Test.
Findings in the acute toxicity test suggest that DAS-77 is practically non-toxic when administered orally.
The acute toxicity test also assessed.
Concentrations were selected based on the acute toxicity test results.
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