Sentence examples for toxic cause from inspiring English sources

He questioned why, if there was a toxic cause, the symptoms were only happening – with one exception – to girls of a similar age.

Dylann Roof had a toxic "cause" -- to reclaim the Old South, to reclaim the country, from an unwelcome human subgroup -- but the solidarity in which he acted wasn't so much with his fellow racists as with the strategists and planners of war.

Since those granules have been suggested to be a toxic cause for the neuronal degeneration by affecting membrane stability [16], a possible conversion of the granules of α-synuclein into the amyloid fibrils on the lipid membrane surface could serve for a detoxification mechanism.

Determining the lipid A structures of various nuisance cyanobacteria would be an interesting exercise in itself, but regardless of the findings, proponents of the "cyanobacterial LPS is toxic" cause need to define plausible exposure routes to allow LPS to signal host receptors and initiate a pathogenic cytokine cascade.

His medical history comprised a kidney transplantation 12 years earlier for end-stage renal failure due to focal and segmental glomerulosclerosis, a longstanding well-controlled hypertension (RR 130/8 5mmHg in the previous months), mild pancytopenia with a previous diagnosis of a hypoplastic bone marrow with presumed toxic cause.

Sometimes it's fun to feed our dogs what humans eat without realizing that human food can be toxic, cause allergies, cause cancer, or even death.

(Erin Brockovich is looking into possible toxic causes).

In high doses, it is very toxic, causing a severe skin disease called chloracne.

However studies among enzyme-detergent factory workers & housewives indicate that prolonged exposure to enzyme detergents could prove toxic, causeing severe skin rashes & other allergic reactions, changes in the body cell structure, & a variety of lung ailments.

But too much TNF over long periods of time is toxic, causing severe tissue damage.

Current treatments are limited, difficult to administer and often toxic causing long term injury or death in many patients.