| Use zinc phosphide during fair weather to protect the toxicant from moisture. |
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| Therefore, there is a strong possibility that dangerous accumulations of this toxicant exist in humans and animals. |
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| The lower part of the stem of water hemlock is divided into chambers which contain its toxicant. |
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| In February this year, the European Commission member states decided that BPA should be classed as a category 1B presumed reproductive toxicant. |
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| In a two-generation reproduction study in rats, imidacloprid was not a primary reproductive toxicant. |
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| The toxicant specifically targets the central nervous system, creating vacuoles that are apparent only through microscopic examination of very fresh brain tissue. |
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| A greenish tinge on potatoes, although merely the harmless substance chlorophyll, indicates that the natural toxicant solanine may be present. |
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| An example of a systemic toxicant is methanol, which is absorbed and biotransformed into formic acid. |
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| So, our biological electromagnetic massager is ideal for improving blood circulation and elimination of toxicant in body. |
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| A suspension of 30 to 50 grams of activated charcoal can be given for smaller amounts or to absorb remaining toxicant. |
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| There's also another part of the European legislation called the CMR list-carcinogen, mutagen, or reproductive toxicant. |
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| Toxicogenomics is the study of gene expression responses to toxicant exposures. |
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| Since sulphur is an essential element for plant growth it can act as either a fertilizer or a toxicant. |
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| Consequently, genetics can help explain why not every individual reacts to the same extent to a given toxic substance or toxicant. |
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| Children's physiology differs from that of adults, as do their reactions to toxicant exposure. |
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| As described there may also be a trapping zone into which the insects fall and come into contact with a fluid, a powder, a desiccant, a chemical toxicant or a sticky surface. |
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| As a result, there were changes in the number of visits for some conditions that were so abrupt that it seems implausible that an environmental toxicant could be the cause. |
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| The time it takes for a systemic toxicant to act depends on many factors, such as the rates of absorption, biotransformation, distribution, and excretion, as well as the speed of action at the target site. |
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| Additional chemical and toxicological sampling should be undertaken as soon as possible to better detail the magnitude and frequency of the toxicity and to help identify the toxicant. |
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| Another possibility is a teratogen, which is a birth defect-inducing toxicant along the lines of thalidomide. |
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| A reference test, in which control sediment is spiked with a reference toxicant, may be used within a laboratory or among laboratories to measure the precision of spiked-sediment toxicity tests. |
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| Statistical data is also provided on the level of intoxicants, carcinogenicity indexes and correlation of toxicant yields. |
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| This research work has led to discoveries of relevant biomarkers of exposure, susceptibility and health outcomes of exposure to a toxicant or toxicants, including endocrine disruptors. |
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| Furthermore, he says, when zebra mussels detect a toxicant, they sometimes stop filtering water for days or weeks while the chemical dissipates. |
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| Predicting how any given toxicant will affect an organism is possible if similar compounds produce comparable changes in gene expression. |
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| Mr. Syrett: PVC is a known carcinogen and developmental toxin, and it's a suspected cardiovascular and blood toxicant, neuro toxicant, reproductive toxicant, respiratory toxicant, sense organ toxicant and endocrine toxicant. |
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| The chemicals lure the flies into the trap, where they are retained and induced to feed on a panel that contains a feeding stimulant and toxicant. |
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