The phrase "after intoxication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the period following the consumption of alcohol or drugs when the effects have set in or are wearing off.
Example: "Many people experience regret after intoxication, often reflecting on their actions during the night."
Alternatives: "post-intoxication" or "following intoxication".
Cannabis is stored in the fat cells, and can remain in the system long after intoxication has worn off.
Given their extreme potency, these proteins have become studied as possible weapons of bioterrorism; however, effective treatments that function after intoxication have not progressed to the clinic.
In a next step, we determined the time course of cell death and BrdU incorporation after intoxication of male Sprague Dawley rats with CCl4, thereby differentiating between inner, midzonal and peripheral hepatocytes.
The general approach to a lithium-intoxicated patient is similar to other poisonings, including airway management especially in cases of altered mental status, placing of a nasogastric tube and performing gastric lavage especially when patients present shortly after intoxication (Timmer and Sands 1999).
Lethality was observed between days 2 4 after intoxication.
The altered physical state of LT-treated lung epithelial cells suggested distinct mechanical properties of these cells after intoxication.
Once you've dragged yourself out of bed and into work, you know the hangover itself will only sink in during the late afternoon, once the bleary-eyed euphoria of day-after intoxication fully wears off.
In fact, it is difficult to attribute the neuropsychological deficit to pyrethroid intoxication when PVM's diagnosis was overcholinergic syndrome by cholinesterase inhibitors, corroborated by the symptomology presented, which was similar to that previously recorded after intoxications with cholinesterase inhibitors, and the certainty of contact with the carbamate methomyl.
Complete equilibration of matrix proteins is in favour of one mobile fraction only [59], [71] and a homogenous matrix space, and argues against the model of mitoplast organization after fusion as found after drug intoxication [73], [81].
The treatment group received 0.75 mcg/g CSF1-Fc, prepared as described previously (control: phosphate-buffered saline), administered subcutaneously immediately after partial hepatectomy or 12 hours after acetaminophen intoxication and subsequently every 24 hours for up to 3 further doses.
Treatment with HaE at tested dose and after 14 days either prior to or after DMBA intoxication significantly reversed these changes, suggesting that the mechanism of HaE hepatoprotection may be due to its antioxidant effect.
