Sentence examples for noxious for from inspiring English sources
It has high nitrogen oxide contents and contains as much as 4.5 percent sulfur, making the exhausts especially noxious for those who inhale them.
Equally, though, left-leaning commentators aren't necessarily "noxious" for pointing out the difference between getting Republicans to vote for a black candidate and getting blacks to vote for a Republican candidate.
Thus, these have an ability to grow on substrates considered potentially noxious for other non-producing microorganisms.
In many ways, the psychological damage caused by solitary is infectious; too potent for steel bars, too noxious for fiberglass windows.
The highest proliferation rate, evaluated through neurosphere formation assay, was obtained at 2.5 and 5% oxygen, while 1% oxygen was most noxious for cell survival.
This mechanism prevents the translation of transcripts containing PTCs leading to truncated proteins or polypeptides that are potentially noxious for the cell or the organism.
b) Purpose of sedation: If the sedation practice reported in the guideline (or guidance document) does not take place within the context of palliative care delivery, i.e. if it is described as being used for overcoming noxious procedures, for burn care, and end-of-life weaning from ventilator support [ 2].
Although not statistically significant, probably because of very small numbers in the reference category, use of fossil fuels for heating in the past, and employment in 'potentially noxious' industries (for men) did lead to increased risks for oral cancers.
Wally Harbert Frome, Somerset Jon Moran is right (Letters, 25 October) to call for an explanation from the "noxious cheerleaders for the invasion".
H2S is well known for its low odor threshold and noxious valence for most humans.
On the other hand, clusters of genes are the entry gates for accumulation of mutations, without the risk of noxious consequences for the organism, and therefore enable the development of new functions, as clearly illustrated by the variants of the human hemoglobin beta chain, which adapts the foetus to successive oxygen environments during development [ 26, 27].
