Sentence examples for examples of toxicity from inspiring English sources

In the past few years, it has become evident that mature fibrils are biologically relatively inert species and that prefibrillar species, in general, are the most cytotoxic species on the energy landscape [136,137], although examples of toxicity associated with mature fibrils have also been reported [138].

Regimens that omit anthracyclines, such as the one used in the current study, are not associated with cumulative dose-related life-threatening toxicity, but asthenia, oedema, neuropathy, hyperlacrimation, onycholysis are just a few examples of toxicities that typically increase with increasing duration of treatment.

Gadodiamide-associated NSF in the USA is an example of toxicities associated with 'indication creep' drug use in 'off-label' indications [ 38].

Typical examples of latent toxicity in humans, including both acute and chronic MeHg exposures, have been described in detail elsewhere (Weiss et al. 2005a).

Although THMs and HAAs have been evaluated individually for adverse reproductive and developmental effects, there are very limited examples of reproductive toxicity assessment of any mixtures involving these regulated DBPs (Narotsky et al. 2011).

Delayed manifestation of the effects of MeHg is seen in humans and animals (typical examples of latent toxicity in humans, including both acute and chronic MeHg exposures have been described) (Weiss et al. 2005a), and latent toxicities in animals have been shown (Newland and Rasmussen 2000; Newland et al. 2004; Rice 1996; Yoshida et al. 2008), but these are not known for inorganic vapor.

Well-known examples of limiting toxicities are adriamycin (Mayer et al, 1976) and bleomycin (Peters et al, 1988).

Well-known examples of limiting toxicities are from adriamycin (Mayer et al, 1976) and bleomycin (Peters et al, 1988).

The purpose of this study was to pilot TSR using the example of renal toxicity to tenofovir in adults and to enhance pharmacovigilance within the ACP.

For example, no sign of toxicity was registered at least 90 days after intravenous injection of pristine SWCNTs in mice.

For example, initial reports of toxicity indicated by changes in tissue biochemistry in rainbow trout exposed to aqueous TiO2 NPs and SWCNTs appear now to have now been related to occlusion of fish gills and respiratory distress rather than NP absorption and direct toxicity in tissues.