Sentence examples for insecticides based from inspiring English sources
These new approaches should ideally include the integration of currently available insecticides, based on other chemical actions they possess, into appealing consumer-based products for increased cost-benefit.
Spear and Spear T are biological insecticides – based on spider peptides no less (Charlotte! Who knew!) – newly registered for NYS.
A similar assessment by the EFSA on three other neonicotinoid insecticides, based on increasing scientific evidence of harm, also preceded the suspension of their use in the European Union in April.
This paper presents the construction of amperometric biosensors for the highly sensitive detection of carbamate insecticides based on the inhibition of acetylcholinesterase (AChE).
Leaching behavior of neonicotinoid insecticides based on the leachability indices such as groundwater ubiquity score, relative leaching potential, and partitioning between different environmental matrices through a fugacity-based equilibrium criterion model clearly indicates that DNT may pose a greater threat to aquatic resources compared to IMD and THM.
In this regard, biological insecticides based on entomopathogenic fungi (ENPF) are achieving prominence in pest management.
Biological methods include introducing pest strains that carry lethal genes, flooding an area with sterile males (as was successfully done for the control of the screwworm fly), or developing new kinds of insecticide based on modifications of insects' growth hormones.
A growing body of empirical and theoretical studies suggests a potential role for a new class of bio-insecticides based on insect-pathogenic fungi.
Finally, because of the intimate dependence of mosquitoes upon their specialized host-seeking behaviors to obtain blood and survive, it is unlikely that odor-based technologies would be affected by physiological resistance among mosquitoes, as is common with insecticide based methods [34].
Therefore, once exposed to the insecticide (based on the tier 1 exposure assumptions from this study), the risk of any adverse health effects to the adult female would be negligible.
Selection of these insecticides was based on evidence that they were widely used for residential pest control (Whyatt et al. 2003).
