Sentences with phrase «toxic properties»

It shouldn't be taken with any other oral steroids due to it's liver toxic properties.

Consequently, the gene's protein — which had a benign physiological function elsewhere in the wasp body — reached a concentration with toxic properties in the venom.

There are several toxic properties in the poison parsnip, which are:

POTENTIAL RISKS Pharmacological and toxic properties similar to ephedra; could cause an athlete to test positive for ephedra, depending on test methodology

Tax incentives for cleaning toxic properties should go to struggling communities where public investment can turn brownfields into economic engines, not to developers building expensive properties in competitive markets.

Thus PFOS has received considerable attention from environmental scientists and has been shown to possess persistent, bioaccumulative and moderately toxic properties, together with the potential for long - range transport.

However, the effect of the other present alkaloids is not known and they may exhibit toxic properties, which makes the pure yohimbine HCl a much better option safety-wise.

MSG, artificial sweeteners, and various food preservatives may trigger headaches due to their inherently toxic properties.

Many use it instead of boric acid due to its non toxic properties.

The holly's berries have mildly toxic properties, but are usually tolerated by most pets.

There are foods that have toxic properties such as chocolate, grapes, raisins, onion, garlic, macadamia nuts, pits / seeds (cherry, apple, peach), and products containing the sweetener xylitol.

Under the old assumptions, a person might be exposed to a chemical with toxic properties, but their bodies would soon eliminate or isolate the chemicals so that no further harm could be expected.

These fragments can potentially transform to form reactive metabolites, which can have toxic properties.

Bushdid said in vitro models are gaining momentum in toxicology, which provides scientific analysis of potentially hazardous chemicals and investigates the toxic properties of new substances being used in consumer products and industrial settings.

In fact, it is their toxic properties that made them so suitable for sedentary life.

The auction catalog identified the book as a «poisoner's cabinet», and much of the press coverage centered on its potential as an assassin's arsenal, but many of the plants included have, or were reputed to have curative as well as toxic properties.

These toxic properties are lethal even in small doses.

Identify poisonous plants in the home and garden, the toxic properties of the plants and the clinical signs that can be expected.

A member of the dogbane family, known as Adenium Obesum, this plant, coincidentally, has long been used for its toxic properties.

Even in ancient Africa, the twigs and the sap of the desert azalea were used for their toxic properties during hunting.

Santa Rosa Island has poison oak (Toxicodendron diversilobum), Chaparral zygadene (Zygadenus fremontii), and several species of nightshade (Solanum sp.) each of which has some toxic properties.

Subparagraph (b) adds «Munitions and devices, specifically designed to cause death or other harm through the toxic properties of those toxic chemicals»: that is, it includes not just the toxic substances, but also the delivery systems with the proviso that the delivery system is designed to cause harm.

(c) Military purposes not connected with the use of chemical weapons and not dependent on the use of the toxic properties of chemicals as a method of warfare;

(b) Munitions and devices, specifically designed to cause death or other harm through the toxic properties of those toxic chemicals specified in subparagraph (a), which would be released as a result of the employment of such munitions and devices;