Sentence examples for published toxicity from inspiring English sources

As expected from published toxicity data, the CIP arm was more toxic than the CEP arm.

Chemotherapies were adjusted for their published toxicity.

After adjustment for the published toxicity, the variables retained their significance, except for LDH and polymedication (for dose-intensity).

Regulatory safety assessment for natural products relies on both the assessment of cases of adverse reactions and the review of published toxicity information effects [5].

We tested these hypotheses by comparing model outputs with published toxicity data on the effects of copper oxychloride and chlorpyrifos on E. fetida.

To better understand these problems, we seek insight from currently published toxicity studies, with data suggesting postexposure regeneration, resistance, and mechanisms of injury in cells, due to CNTs.

Equation 25 was used to correlate, with lipophilicity and acidity, the published toxicities against Tetrahymena pyriformis of 129 monoprotic phenols(2191) and 7 phenols containing two or three ionizable groups.

However, even this GLP-like suggestion does not address a well-known journalistic prejudice toward publishing toxicity studies that demonstrate overt effects.

As can be seen, relatively large amount of data was available on toxicity of Ag NPs, whereas less information was published on toxicity of ZnO NPs and the data on CuO were especially scarce.

Deneer [14] and Belden et al. [15] provided an overview on published mixture toxicity studies that explicitly tested the power of one or both of the concepts (CA and IA) to predict the joint toxicity of mixtures of pesticides towards aquatic organisms.

The following chapter provides only a brief overview and the reader is referred to the recently published volume "Toxicity of the nose and the upper airways" (Morris and Shusterman 2010) of the book series on target organ toxicity.