Sentence examples for systemic chemicals from inspiring English sources

Of greatest interest are the "systemic" chemicals that are able to pass through a plant's circulatory system and move to the new leaves or the flowers, where they would come in contact with bees.

Another is that the regime was set up for pesticide sprays, not systemic chemicals like neonicitinoids that are used to treat seeds.

Others are that the testing required is far too short to detect chronic or sublethal effects and that the regime was set up for pesticide sprays, not systemic chemicals like neonicotinoids that are used to treat seeds.

Another failing is that the regime was set up for pesticide sprays, not systemic chemicals like neonicotinoids that are used to treat seeds and then spread through the growing plant.

Systemic chemicals are absorbed by and translocated within the plant, restricting the spread and development of pathogens by direct or indirect toxic effects or by increasing the ability of the host to resist infection.

The workers were not told of the risks, according to the lawsuits, even after they began showing symptoms of systemic chemical poisoning.

Three weeks ago, Judge Baines ruled that the cases of Ms. Hernandez and Mr. Moore, filed in 1998, could proceed to a jury trial, while dismissing two similar cases against I.B.M. for lack of sufficient evidence of systemic chemical poisoning.

"We will prove to you that IBM was liable for fraud by concealing from employees evidence of systemic chemical poisoning," Alexander told the 11-woman, one-man jury.

Unlike animals, plants lack phagocytic cells, but many plant immune responses involve systemic chemical signals that are sent through a plant.

Some chemicals such as hydrofluoric acid can be absorbed and produce systemic chemical poisoning.

Therefore there was no systemic chemical or hormonal evidence to suggest the presence of renovascular hypertension or any degree of renal failure.