Sentence examples for more toxic components from inspiring English sources
DRAWBACKS: It is possible that breaking up the oil at this depth allows its more toxic components to dissolve into the water, harming the eggs and larvae of fish and invertebrates.
It first forms a foamy "mousse" that quickly loses its more volatile, more toxic components.
Haddad said early efforts to monitor the spill had focused largely on the more toxic components of oil.
The health hazard of ambient NO2 is debated, with most authorities tending to regard it as an indicator of more toxic components of the pollution mixture rather than as toxic per se (WHO 2006).
Compared with larger particles, small particles have higher total particle number concentrations (PNCs, reported as particles per cubic meter), and they tend to absorb more toxic components, have higher deposition efficiency in the respiratory tract, and have larger surface areas (Delfino et al. 2005; Valavanidis et al. 2008).
Ultrafine particles (UFP; < 100 nm in aerodynamic diameter) from multiple sources ubiquitous in ambient urban and indoor air (Oberdörster et al. 2004)—are considered the more toxic component of ambient air pollution (Oberdörster 2000).
The components extracted in the aqueous filtrate are greater in number and more toxic in nature than the components present in the processed drug (Additional file 3: Figure S3-A of additional data file).
If some components are more toxic than others, certain populations are likely to suffer higher health burdens.
It is important to note that the cyanobacterial bloom usually contains many different toxins that have been found to be more toxic than the individually purified component toxin(s) (Ibelings and Chorus 2007).
In any case, it is worth noting that the CTAB component is more toxic than SDS).
Most experts say that the larger solution to the growing electronic waste problem is for technology companies to design products that last longer, use fewer toxic components and are more easily recycled.
