Sentence examples for toxicity standards from inspiring English sources
In 2015, the agency invited and received over 81,000 public comments, a majority of which called for reducing use of oil-based chemical dispersants and better efficacy and toxicity standards.
They compared the levels of pesticides to health benchmarks based on toxicity standards from the Environmental Protection Agency.
The mixtures in this project came from analyses of either grab samples or in a few instances flow proportional 24-hour composite samples; therefore, the most appropriate standards that could be used are acute toxicity standards.
Because arsenic can be present in food in various forms that have widely varying toxicity, standards might need to be species specific.
As described above, our article went through a rigorous peer review and represents a significant scientific contribution; slight scientific differences are not unusual, given the uncertainties involved in setting acute toxicity standards.
Clinical examination should be performed 4 months after treatment to assess treatment toxicity (standard).
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In the development of ToxRefDB, a relational model approach was taken with input from other toxicity database standards, including ToxML (Yang et al. 2006).
We suggest that even though angiogenesis inhibitors are non-toxic as monotherapies, they increase the toxicity of standard chemotherapy, and consequently a re-design of the now classic clinical trial model should be considered.
The SBG 2000-1 is the first randomised trial designed to compare individually dosed chemotherapy without G-CSF support based on grade of toxicity to standard-dosed chemotherapy based on body surface area (BSA).
Older adults are at increased risk for chemotherapy toxicity, and standard oncology assessment measures cannot identify those at risk.
