Sentence examples for toxic degree from inspiring English sources

Midazolam and triazolam should never be concurrently used with PI/r's or cobicistat given the severe toxic degree of BZD drug level increase and half-life extension.

In contrast, 100 Hz High-TENS may have increased neuronal firing to a toxic degree and did not demonstrate a potential to increase regeneration.

When this domain is deleted (as with an N-terminally truncated protein), or if the ubiquitin protease domain is mutated to make it inactive (C14A mutation), the protein with a pathogenic repeat is substantially more toxic in both degree and tissue range of toxicity.

People without power who have water wells (likely toxic to one degree or another in the first place) can't pump water.

Since cardiac glycosides are toxic to some degree to all cells, it remains to be determined whether the Na,K-ATPase expression levels and/or isoform patterns could confer therapeutic advantage and whether the EGFR activation status has to be considered for therapeutic decision making.

The cryoprotective agents (CPAs) which block ice formation and remove intracellular water are also toxic, to varying degrees.

The yield of clones generated by the integrase expression constructs was at least an order of magnitude lower than those recovered following transfection with the empty expression vector suggesting that all of the integrases were toxic to various degrees.

The work described above indicated that the integrases were toxic to varying degrees (Additional file 1: Table S4) and so we expected that there would be different numbers of resistant clones derived from the transfection experiments of clones expressing different integrases, despite similar amounts of plasmid being used in the transfection.

Retrospective case studies have shown a significant association between toxicity and the degree of retention of toxic compounds in tissues [ 2, 3].

This suggests that while both oligomeric and fibrillar Aβ are toxic, they exert different degrees of toxicity [ 65].

The current crisis has demonstrated that neither bank regulators, nor anyone else, can consistently and accurately forecast whether, for example, subprime mortgages will turn toxic, or to what degree, or whether a particular tranche of a collateralized debt obligation will default, or even if the financial system as a whole will seize up.