Sentence examples for distinguish toxic from inspiring English sources

It is therefore important to be able to detect these toxin producers and also distinguish toxic strains from some of the morphologically identical non-toxic strains.

The NCGC models don't distinguish toxic from non-toxic, as indicated by the quasi-random ROC scores at 0.52 (the BCI model was no better at 0.50).

However, the chosen strategy could separate Mexican from other J. curcas accessions and distinguish toxic from non-toxic ones.

And occasionally they come under pressure to explain how they decide, on whose laws and values they rely, and how they distinguish between toxic speech that must be taken down and that which can remain.

It is often difficult to distinguish between toxic death and disease progression as causes of death.

To distinguish generally toxic compounds in this set from those that caused K2P2.1 (TREK-1 -specific TREK-1 -specificed each of TREK-1 -specifics oveffectsnge of 0.4–50 μM in dose–response screen against yeast expressing K2P2.1 (TREK-1) or Trk1p.

Altered gene expression profiles in vitro have been suggested as predictive markers of toxicity (Lambert et al. 2009; Cheng et al. 2011) (section " Toxicogenomics, a rapidly evolving subdiscipline of toxicology"), which could distinguish between toxic and subtoxic doses of drugs; however, this may not be applicable to iDILI.

Using the data from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Fat Head Minnow (EPA-FHM) dataset [1] we build a non-linear RBF SVM [2] classifier that distinguishes acutely toxic compounds from less toxic compounds, loosely according to the criterion stipulated by the E.U.

In future experiments, such segments may serve as "watch points" that would help distinguish adaptive from toxic responses.

Luobuma tea from Apocynum (Apocynaceae) also is difficult to morphologically distinguish from some toxic plants in Apocynaceae.

Through the course of these studies, conformation-specific antibodies to SOD1 have emerged as critical reagents to distinguish misfolded, presumably toxic SOD1, from protein that achieves a more native conformation.