Sentence examples for considered a noxious from inspiring English sources

"The question is whether this is considered a noxious plant," he said.

It is widely considered a noxious weed — in forests, an enemy of native trees.

"Comp," as compensation is known, is considered a noxious anachronism by every network, but a birthright by every station.

One species, known as halogeton or saltlover (H. glomeratus), was introduced into Nevada about 1930 and is considered a noxious weed throughout much of the western United States.

It is now considered a noxious weed in many parts of the United States and Canada, where it forms dense colonies and crowds out native wetland vegetation that provides food and habitat for wildlife.

The red rice, Oryza longistaminata, is a rhizomatous perennial wild rice species native to Africa and considered a noxious weed in the United States.

The weed is considered as a noxious weed due to its adaptability to a wide range of soil and climatic conditions, rapid seed germination, seed persistence in soil seed banks, flexibility in life cycle (short and extended), strong competitiveness, allelopathic effects on other plants and health effects on animals as well as on human beings.

Two years ago, the Bureau of Land Management burned some old ranch land near Lewiston, just south of here, to get rid of star thistle, a noxious weed that is considered a fire hazard.

Eye opening to a strong noxious stimulation is considered a reasonable consciousness target by 2% of responders, whereas no respondents consider no eye opening, whatever the stimulation, a reasonable target.

All strychnine infusions caused spontaneous and intermittent muscle fasciculation and myoclonus even during apparently deep planes of sevoflurane anesthesia; however only movement that occurred in response to noxious stimulation was considered a positive response endpoint for a MAC bracket [ 8].

Thus, pCREB is considered a good marker for neuronal activity after noxious stimulation.