"revealed toxicity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to refer to something that has just been discovered to be toxic, or when talking about something that has been shown to be harmful in some way. For example, "The revealed toxicity of the chemical caused great alarm among scientists".
DEHP experiments have revealed toxicities including carcinogenesis and endocrine-disrupting effects, but no genotoxicity has been recorded [ 3].
Genetic tests that reveal toxicity and side effects early on could help eliminate red-herring molecules before they eat up too much of the R&D budget.
This result is consistent with prior studies revealing toxicity to the exocrine pancreas in rats (Doi et al., 1992; Ito et al., 1994).
Interestingly, results suggest that, whilst the presence or absence of NTH1 activity can influence MSH2 dependent toxicity induced by ROS (which is predictable as NTH1 removes oxidative DNA base lesions [ 10]), loss of MPG activity also reveals toxicity, that is, MSH2, and exposure dependent implying MSH2 also acts upon MPG substrate lesions.
For example, tet-regulated expression of different BimS variants in mice could reveal toxicities associated with neutralization of their prosurvival protein targets (individually or in combination), and tissue-specific effects could be addressed by crossing onto mice where rtTA expression is driven by different promoters.
Previous few studies also revealed that toxicity may be reduced by biodegradation of treated dyes e.g. 98 % toxicity reduction of industrial effluents was observed, treated by WRF ligninolytic enzymes [40] and similar observations were documented by others [23, 41].
Comparing two types of MWCNTs, forming larger and smaller agglomerates, revealed higher toxicity of the smaller particles, confirming again that the size of nanoparticles is an important factor determining their toxicity (see "Impact of SWCNTs on plants" section).
According to testimony before the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission, the banks commissioned research that revealed the toxicity of their products, but Wall Street kept silent.
The MTT assay revealed negligible toxicity for both the hydrazones.
Our study revealed high toxicity of Ag NPs thus suitable for algicidal applications.
