Table 3 shows the highest toxicity score recorded during the study chemotherapy for each patient.
Despite that, the differences in safety profile could not be explained from the dissimilarity in the timing of safety assessment as the higher toxicity grade was recorded in each assessment and the worst toxicity per patient is reported.
Coniferyl aldehyde had the highest toxicity, becoming extremely toxic at 1.4 mM for cells to grow while syringic acid is the least toxic with cell growth continuing to be recorded at 22 mM.
"It's the longest lasting, highest toxicity and densest bloom that we've ever seen".
Within each toxicity category the highest grade of toxicity was recorded for each patient.
For B, the highest concentration recorded (156 μg g−1) might be at the limit of toxicity at this stage [54].
All toxicity was recorded according to the National Cancer Institute common toxicity (NCI-CTC) criteria version 2.0).
The worst toxicity was recorded for every cycle using NCI Common toxicity criteria.
Sodium toxicity is recorded as a result of high sodium in water as Na % and SAR ratios.
After the Data and Safety Monitoring Board reviewed this data, only toxicities of grades 3 or higher were recorded (Henderson et al, 2003).
