Sentence examples for toxicology division from inspiring English sources

Dr. Linda Birnbaum, director of the experimental toxicology division at the environmental agency, dismissed the arguments.

"The priority dropped and we were off on other things, like looking at dioxin for the first time," said Martin Halper, a former toxicology division chief.

Ralph Cooper, the chief of endocrinology at the reproductive toxicology division of the Environmental Protection Agency, says various sources of endocrine disruptors, like manufacturing chemicals, may be leaching into the environment.

The laboratory's toxicology division, which tested DNA, blood and hair evidence, was shut down in January 2003 after an audit found that technicians there were poorly trained, kept shoddy records and misinterpreted data.

But Dr. Linda Birnbaum, director of the experimental toxicology division at the E.P.A., says the risk identified in the European studies, which then triggered additional research in America, was high enough to warrant action.

The Environmental Protection Agency also funds "a few students," says Linda Birnbaum, director of the experimental toxicology division at EPA.

His father, a veterinarian, is the director of pathology in the department of discovery toxicology in the research division of Bristol-Myers Squibb, the New York pharmaceutical company.

"I have a couple of these shirts and I love them, not because they look good, but because they work," said Dr. McConnell, a former director of the division of toxicology, research and testing at the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, who now is a private consultant in Raleigh, N.C.

We would like to thank the medical toxicology fellows and research division of the Rocky Mountain Poison and Drug Center for their assistance with this project.

Although the authors are members of the Chronic Hazard Advisory Panel on Phthalates and Phthalate Alternatives, U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (Division of Toxicology and Risk Assessment), they are writing independently of their panel activities.

"Substituted amphetamine can produce adverse effects such as heart attacks and strokes, even at low doses," Dr. Lewis S. Nelson, professor of emergency medicine in the division of medical toxicology at NYU Langone School of Medicine in New York City, told CBS News. "You ideally want to have a clean, safe high, but often you get very confused, altered and your decision-making is flawed".