non-toxic Definition In English

Examples of non-toxic

• Particularly in some of the older areas where the underground pipes and the installations are ageing, we must have non-toxic gas as soon as possible.

• The report illustrates how much safer natural gas is in the home because it is non-toxic.

• The dispersion of accumulated non-toxic algal blooms by natural forces usually occurs as quickly as the accumulations themselves.

• During attempts to improve the yield of the peritoneal worms we discovered that certain hydrophobic compounds, non-toxic to mammalian cells, could destroy the parasite in the peritoneal cavity.

• The bacteria are generally regarded as being "resistant" if they can tolerate the maximal concentration of the antibiotic that is non-toxic to the treated humans or animals.

• However, we hope in the future to be able to stabilise the binding of the protein(s), with the repellent effect, to surfaces and thereby increase the non-toxic antifouling effect.

• These observations are consistent with the hypothesis that these granules have a role in the integrated stress response to both toxic and non-toxic stressors.

• Doses should not be adjusted in fit-free, non-toxic patients simply to bring the levels into the 'therapeutic range'.