Similar words: toxic, toxic waste, intoxicate, intoxicated, intoxicating, intoxication, felicity, complicity. Meaning: n. 1. the degree to which something is poisonous 2. grave harmfulness or deadliness.
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(1) The metal has a relatively low toxicity to humans.
(2) The toxicity of the drug severely limits its use.
(3) Arguments over toxicity and cost-benefit are finely balanced.
(4) Its toxicity has severely limited its use as an antiulcer drug but either it or its analogues are occasionally used clinically.
(5) Test for toxicity with a few Daphnia in the container, as they are more sensitive to toxins than most freshwater fish.
(6) When the hypercalcemia is due to toxicity from vitamin D2 therapy, it may last for several weeks.
(7) Based on efficacy and toxicity data, the recommended drugs in these seizure categories are carbamazepine and phenytoin.
(8) Observations of toxicity of glutamate in tissue culture are of uncertain relevance invivo.
(9) In all instances the toxicity was easily reversed by reducing the cyclosporin dose.
(10) Significant cyclosporin toxicity during prolonged treatment is minimal and does not appear to be a limiting factor at this dose of cyclosporin.
(11) All of them found ways to reduce the toxicity and to regain their health and improve their productivity.
(12) When your work slides over into Stage 4 toxicity, you forget the little things that can make big differences.
(13) Practitioners respect its low toxicity and its ability to withstand the enormous pressures generated in the back teeth.
(14) Because of its wide use and toxicity at high concentrations, phenytoin is often the subject of overdose.
(15) However, the final verdict on toxicity rests on the measurement of serum calcium.
(16) Because of the risk of potential toxicity, patients have to be carefully screened so that the drug is not inappropriately prescribed.
(17) Kapsack said acute cocaine toxicity may have contributed to the death of some of the seven people studied in the report.
(18) Tests of the chemical have shown that it has a high level of toxicity.
(19) Enterocolitis is one of the rare but potentially fatal manifestations of gold toxicity.
(20) The new report confirmed these concerns[Sentence dictionary], questioning whether existing toxicity tests were sufficient to take account of these issues.
(21) The aim of this study was to examine whether endogenous eicosanoids play a role in controlling cyclosporin A induced toxicity.
(22) The reaction of dental material placed in the cavity gives a measure of its toxicity to living tissues.
(23) Worried, Delaney followed, searching her face, fearing the tell-tale signs of toxicity.
(24) To be suitable for food environment application a disinfectant must be odourless, of low mammalian toxicity, non corrosive and non-tainting.
(25) When health inspectors investigated, they found no problem of physical toxicity.
(26) Taking pills or powders for headaches and stomach upsets is only adding to your system's toxicity.
(27) Similarly, despite widespread clinical use, evidence for sulphasalazine renal toxicity is scanty.
(28) We have recently shown in rat pancreas that adverse effects include pancreatic toxicity.
(29) The authors used a rise in faecal fat as an objective measure for toxicity.
(30) The other argument for prescribing serotonin reuptake inhibitors has been their reported lower toxicity in overdose compared with some antidepressants.
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