In other words, the cell benefits from the presence of salicylate, but only when the antibiotic environment is sufficiently toxic to offset the inherent toxicity of the inducer.
The best score was defined by low potential for toxic hazards due to the use of materials with low inherent toxicity.
Generally, Roundup has been found to be more toxic than pure glyphosate, and this has been attributed to the inherent toxicity of POEA [ 16, 30], and potentially other formulation products.
The complexity of the decomposition processes and the inherent toxicity of the pollutant compounds to the microorganisms themselves can lead to long residence times in soil, ranging from years to decades for toxic metals and chlorinated organic compounds.
However, its inherent toxicity often has unintended adverse effects.
Blood itself has an inherent toxicity for the central nervous system [18].
The presence of such impurities interferes with our study on the inherent toxicity of CNTs.
Inherent toxicity of the drugs was reduced; however, pharmacokinetic interactions with the anticancer drugs were unsustainable.
However, the low spore count in these medium may also be due to their inherent toxicity (as discussed below).
In this study, we manufactured 30-nm-diameter AuNPs which have no inherent toxicity towards the body [33].
They are composed of natural phospholipids that are biologically inert and feebly immunogenic, and they have low inherent toxicity.
