Sentence examples for perceived toxicity from inspiring English sources
Efforts to preserve open space "leave only so much room for development," he added, "and what happens is the formerly used sites, whether they have real or perceived toxicity, now take on new value".
Put colloquially, the recommendations are making the best of a bad job"..Rebranding a problem – in this case, LiPs who are now called "self-represented litigants" – is a typical politician's semantic sleight of hand to lessen the perceived toxicity of an issue.
The most common areas for potential alterations in the current cryoablation technique include modifications that would further simplify the procedure, continue to reduce real and perceived toxicity, and augment efficacy.
The perceived toxicity of platinum drugs has also led researchers to investigate whether these can be omitted altogether.
Prior to this, the lack of randomised data and the perceived toxicity of treatment led most clinicians to believe that cytotoxic therapy would not be of palliative benefit or could significantly prolong their patients' lives.
However, the use of ZnO NPs as food additive is limited by the perceived high toxicity of ZnO NPs in many earlier toxicity studies.
In some cases, identification of and corrections for artifacts has completely changed the perceived ENM toxicity.
At this stage, a harsh interpretation is that perceived Aβ toxicity may represent experimental artefact rather than the true function of Aβ in vivo during the disease process.
Monitoring of vancomycin levels is not possible at Sappasithiprasong Hospital, which may lead doctors to give lower doses to reduce the perceived risk of toxicity.
Alternatively, patients considering entry into a phase I trial are selective about which drugs they prefer to receive, based on perceived efficacy or toxicity.
Of notice the observation that VTE was more frequent than neuropathic pain, nausea/vomiting, diarrhoea, renal function abnormalities, hand foot syndrome and other skin toxicities, generally perceived by the oncologists as toxicities particularly worthy of attention.
