Sentence examples for classification of toxicity from inspiring English sources

Two classifiers, RBF.T-CCA-Fisher and WS.T-CCA-Bayes, which are based on this integrated strategy, are designed to apply respectively to two classification problems: the grade of nature spearmint essence (NSE) and the classification of toxicity of amines.

Since CPY is not persistent in water or other environmental compartments, chronic toxicity values are not environmentally realistic or appropriate for classification of toxicity.

Alternatively, a reference point for the classification of toxicity may be calculated by procedures similar to those used for the benchmark dose approach in vivo.

Classification of aquatic toxicity requires, at a minimum, short-term toxicity data from fish, algae, or Daphnia.

This work is a specific case study which proposes a Better Balanced Feature Selection Ensemble(B2FSE) framework for the classification of drug toxicity molecules, carried out on imbalanced and high dimensional complex drug data.

This paper presents the classification of acute toxicity of phthalate esters to fish (Fathead Minnow) with QSAR features using Neural Network.

According to the national cancer institute classification of common toxicity [ 12], the side effects were in the form of diarrhea grade 1 increase of <4 stools/day) in 11(29%) and diarrhea grade 2 (increase of 4-6 storls/day or nocturnal stools) in 10 (26%) patients.

The records of the health effects caused by some accidental exposure and findings from medical examination in cases exposed to polybrominated biphenyls (PBB) as well as to polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB) and their derivatives polychlorinated dibenzofurans (PCDF) and dibenzodioxins (PCDD) have provided some information for the recognition and classification of their toxicity in humans.

CFS criterion 6 toxic for (reproduction 1A/1B): Separate information on existing and forthcoming classifications of reproductive toxicity was merged (from Tables A22 and A23 of the FCEC report).

Thus, classification of the acute toxicity data set has been performed in [84].

According to the chemical labelling and classification of acute systemic toxicity recommended by OECD, the crude extract of E. hirta extract was assigned class 5 status (LD50 > 5000 mg/kg), which was the lowest toxicity class.