Sentence examples for biologically adverse from inspiring English sources
In Table 5, compared with the control group, no important biologically adverse effects were observed in all the listed clinical chemistry parameters in both male and treatment groups.
Furthermore, organ specificity, cell specificity, types and incidences of biologically adverse events, in vivo distribution, and other factors must be examined.
The NOAEL is the highest tested dose at which no statistically or biologically adverse effects can be identified, and is used in regulatory toxicology as a point of departure for establishing "acceptable" exposures for humans.
Under hazard identification, the use of biomarkers in defining and predicting a) biologically adverse events; b) the progression of those events towards disease; and c) the potential for reversibility are explored.
Often, the problem formulation suggests that the critical effect size should reflect the effect size that is considered to be "minimally adverse" biologically.
13 Thus, we have shown significant and biologically plausible serious adverse effects of sodium-containing prescribed drugs compared with standard drugs.
In choosing an appropriate benchmark response level (BMR) for BMD modeling, we consulted the U.S. EPA (2000) guideline and determined that none of its suggestions are applicable in this situation because it is not obvious what level of thyroidal iodide uptake reduction should be considered biologically significant or adverse, and there is no control group in the Greer et al. (2002) study.
Patients were closely followed both clinically and biologically to record any adverse event.
Thus, the fetal body weight differences observed in these two dose groups are biologically inconsequential with respect to adverse effects.
The primary goal of an environmental epidemiologic study such as the NCS is to link the biologically effective dose with the adverse health outcome of interest.
Therefore, it may provide a more health-based exposure measure than PM mass alone and may be a better measure of the biologically effective dose that drives adverse health effects (Borm et al. 2007).
