Sentence examples for more toxic compound from inspiring English sources
Furfural was considered as a more toxic compound than HMF for oleaginous yeast but could be reduced to a less inhibitory form furfuryl alcohol by furfural reductase [ 29].
And the way that people covered the resultant blemishes was to apply more toxic compounds, creating a vicious circle.
The ADH enzyme is kept occupied by oxidizing ethanol to acetic acid, giving the kidneys time to excrete most of the methanol or ethylene glycol before it is oxidized to more toxic compounds.
Besides, chlorophenols can be transformed into more toxic compounds under the action of natural factors [5 7].
Complete destruction of a toxic compound versus the release of even more toxic compounds in an incinerator can be determined by a relatively small temperature range.
Therefore elemental mercury needs to be detected and removed at its point source before it can be converted into the more toxic compounds.
In addition, more toxic compounds (new toxins or new analogs of known toxins) are being isolated and identified, which bring about new risks for public health.
Examining the in vitro toxicity/safety data, at high Bayesian scores (Figure 12) there are proportionally more toxic compounds (with IC50 < 50 uM), than at the lower Bayesian scores - i.e. the activity distribution of toxic compounds with IC50 < 50 uM, centres to the right of the inactives distribution (IC50 > 50 uM), which has a lower average Bayesian score.
It replaced earlier and more toxic compounds, increased demand for kitchen refrigerators, and became profitable; by 1949 DuPont had bought out Kinetic and marketed several other Freon compounds.
However, since B. cenocepacia J2315 shows many genes involved in antibiotic resistance, many of which might have (partially) overlapping functions, it is quite possible that some of them might act in a synergistic fashion in determining the intrinsic resistance to one or more toxic compounds.
This low QP may be due to the formation of more toxic compounds.
