Sentence examples for mixture of toxic from inspiring English sources

In this solution is included a mixture of toxic chemicals and carcinogens.

The story goes like this: tens of thousands of commercial airliners a day are deliberately spraying some kind of mixture of toxic chemicals—either across the United States, or possibly globally in what would amount to one of the largest covert operations ever.

Textile wastewater comprises a variety of dyes and pigments, therefore, it becomes essential to promote the prevailing technology and provide new methodologies that degrade the mixture of toxic dyes and pigments rather than individual pigment (Gupta et al. 2015).

Regarding chemical sensors, HPMS currently uses a methane gas sensor and a CO (carbon monoxide) gas sensor, which are the most basic sensors for detecting the mixture of toxic and non-toxic gases produced and collected in the sewer pipeline; note that many other sensors can also be added in HPMS depending on the inspection need.

Snake venoms embody a complex mixture of toxic enzymes and proteins, such as myotoxins, neurotoxins, cytotoxins, hemorrhagic metalloproteases, clotting serineproteases, and others [ 4].

Background: Diesel exhaust (DE), which is emitted from on- and off-road sources, is a complex mixture of toxic gaseous and particulate components that leads to triggered adverse cardiovascular effects such as arrhythmias.

Venoms are mixtures of toxic enzymes and various other proteins that act on the body in different ways.

Additionally, humans are exposed to complex mixtures of toxic substances every day, and as with all studies of environmental exposures, there is an inherent difficulty in singling out the effect of Cd.

Moreover, increased expression of CYP1A indicates exposure to aromatic hydrocarbon receptor agonists and increases the rate of oxidative modifications in complex mixtures of toxic chemicals (e.g., PAHs and planar PCB congeners) in fish tissues (White et al. 1997).

One novel approach to the generation of standard gaseous mixtures of toxic, reactive, volatile, labile, and malodorous substances involves thermal decomposition or rearrangement, under defined temperature conditions, of compounds immobilized, by chemical bonding, on the surface of an appropriate carrier to release specific amounts of a volatile compound.

In tests, three predators binturongs, clouded leopards (Neofelis nebulosa), and sun bears retreated or showed other signs of displeasure when presented with cotton swabs anointed with a mixture of the toxic secretion and the saliva, whereas the toxic secretion alone generated mild interest.