Sentence examples for most toxic components from inspiring English sources

Based on the EC50 values, TP and Aro150 were the most toxic components and were markedly more toxic than TEP and DMA.

The tests, the first detailed chemical analyses of water from the deep sea, show that some of the most toxic components of the oil are not necessarily rising to the surface where they can evaporate, as would be expected in a shallow oil leak.

The changes were studied with respect to the most toxic components of Aconite viz.

And because it has stripped out one of chemo's most toxic components, it can be given in higher doses--yet be administered in only one-sixth the time, with fewer side effects.

And because it has stripped out one of chemo's most toxic components, it can be given in higher doses yet be administered in only one-sixth the time, with fewer side effects.

It has been shown that the most toxic components of crude glycerol are the residual fatty acids that persist in the glycerol layer in biodiesel production [ 12].

In modern absinthe, alcohol, which makes up three-quarters of the liqueur, is by far the most toxic component.

And, they add, the amount of mercury in alkaline cells, the most popular type of household battery, is being reduced to minute levels to minimize the most toxic component.

VRBs' most toxic component is the sulfuric acid of the electrolyte, which is only one-third as acidic as that in a lead-acid battery.

Further, we acknowledge that although BC was used as a surrogate of TRPs, the most toxic component of TRPs is still unknown, so BC may not fully represent the most toxic aspect of TRP exposure.

These claims stem from an experimental approach based on comparisons of the effects of the mixture with those of the most toxic component, where synergisms are declared when the mixture effect is larger than the effect of the most potent component.