Sentence examples for toxic implications from inspiring English sources

Though the editorial dismisses the absurd notion that Snowden has committed treason, it concludes with this observation, which comes across as semi-sympathetic but contains toxic implications: "Mr. Snowden may well be going to jail for exposing practices that should never have been secret in the first place".

The process of DNA methylation has therapeutic and toxic implications.

Few monks are sufficiently courageous or independent-minded to oppose a message of "protecting Buddhism", however toxic its implications.

If silver sulfide nanoparticles do prove toxic, the environmental implications could be unfavorable.

Elucidation of the uptake mechanism of amyloid aggregates and which pathways are involved in the toxic mechanism has significant implications for therapeutic development.

Second or third generation drugs within the established drug-classes are often more convenient to apply (e.g. once daily dosing) and are less toxic, which has important implications for the long-term management of HIV [46].

Thus, although we agree with the NRC panel that low-dose linearity does not imply linear extrapolation from a toxic effect level, the implications of this statement need further discussion in the risk assessment community.

Given that MMAIII is the most toxic arsenical and its implication in arsenic toxicity and carcinogenicity, N6AMT1 may have a significant role in modulating arsenic-induced toxicity and carcinogenicity.

Exposure to toxic nanomaterials will have critical implications, due to which green methods for synthesis of nanoparticles should be devised for sustainable and green development.

The indication that antibacterial peptides are toxic to parasitic organisms has implications for their possible use in the disease vector control strategies of the future (Ham et al., 1994).

In the second study, Levy et al. (2007) highlighted recent research that evaluated the efficiency equality tradeoffs in health benefits analysis; they used a modeling framework that may have potential implications for air toxics emissions reduction.