Sentence examples for noxious classes from inspiring English sources

In addition, we found that prediction as a function of seed mass and HCNSG was greater than prediction as a function of years since introduction for noxious classes, but not for naturalization or weeds.

A number of tools have been developed to differentiate non-nociceptive stimuli (allodynia), increased pain sensitivity to stimuli (hyperalgesia), 47 and summation, which is progressive worsening of pain caused by repeated mild noxious stimuli (Class IIb, recommendation B [see Supplementary material]).

The ASH neuron mediates avoidance of three classes of noxious stimuli in Caenorhabditis elegans.

This incident highlights the noxious intersection of caste, class and a propensity towards vicious violence against women in India.

We infer from these results that, while colonization and invasion success is a function of both time and traits conferring the ability to disperse and establish, often in disturbed environments, many species will naturalize or become weeds given enough time, the few species classed as noxious are best predicted by key biological traits (Fig. 2) rather than time since introduction.

These skin secretions contain a myriad of potent bioactive substances, including alkaloids, biogenic amines, peptides, enzymes, mucus, and toxins (noxious compounds notwithstanding); each class exhibits a broad range of characteristic properties.

The fact that the plaintiff in this case loves darkness rather than light does not mean that light can be classed as a noxious or generally injurious instrumentality.

Especially under the influence of the magi, members of a priestly tribe of Median origin, the animal kingdom was divided into two classes: beneficent animals and noxious creatures.

A landlord can elect not to renew a regular lease, but rent-stabilized leases — instituted in New York in 1969, to keep housing affordable for the middle class — allow even the most noxious tenant to essentially stay forever.

For those species, the data is right-censored since we have no indication when they were first classed as naturalized, weeds, or noxious.

In the peripheral nervous systems, at the level of the skin two basic classes of innocuous- and noxious-temperature-sensing neurons have been recognized: myelinated Aδ-fibres responsible for the first sharp pain, and C-fibres responsible for the slow, longer-lasting nociception of noxious temperature (Kandel et al, 2000).