Sentence examples for innocuous to humans from inspiring English sources

In June 1993, members of the Japanese cult Aum Shinrikyo sprayed the bacterium from a building in Tokyo; luckily, they made a mistake and used a strain that was innocuous to humans.

Innocuous to humans and hardy in captivity, zebra sharks are popular subjects of ecotourism dives and public aquaria.

The toxins are highly specific to some insects and are innocuous to humans, other vertebrates and plants [2].

Because these cases are only found sporadically in older animals (≥8 years) coming to slaughter with few or no signs of disease, it would be plausible to suppose that atypical forms of BSE may have a lower virulence than cBSE and be innocuous to humans.

In addition, the parasite in its larval stage is innocuous to humans, is macroscopic in size, does not kill the host, and is able to cause chronic infection with a minimum amount of damage in mice.

It is innocuous to humans unless it comes in contact with an open cut, is swallowed, or comes in contact with the eyes.

In addition, radiographic exams are not innocuous to the human body; researchers are troubled with the repeated exposure carried out during X-ray examinations, especially in follow-ups [ 11, 12].

Some have proved to be innocuous to molds, toxic to humans, or both.

Zerumbone was also found to inhibit the proliferation of nonmalignant Chang liver cell line [ 129], while being innocuous to the normal human liver (WRL-68) cells [ 86].

If bees obtain their nectar from certain flowers, the resulting honey can be psychoactive, or even toxic to humans, but innocuous to bees and their larvae.

While these biofilms are generally innocuous, others pose significant health threats to humans, causing tooth decay, gum disease, and when they occur on implanted devices such as prosthetic heart valves potentially serious infections.