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Meanings of acute toxicity in English

Catalan
toxicitat aguda
Spanish
intoxicación

Adverse effects of a substance that result either from a single exposure.

toxicitat aguda
Usage of acute toxicity in English
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The acute toxicity of KIH-802 was slightly higher than that of MISO.
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The acute toxicity of the extract was evaluated in vivo in rodents.
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TiO 2 demonstrated to have a low acute toxicity against D. magna.
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Conclusion: Preliminary outcomes show the expected control rates with favorable acute toxicity profiles.
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The RTOG-EORTC scale was used to evaluate late and acute toxicity.
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No significant impact of IGRT system on acute toxicity was observed.
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The treatment was well tolerated, the patient developed a slight acute toxicity, i.e.
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At all dose levels, no acute toxicity was observed after NK cell infusion.
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Chemical test of different extract, acute toxicity study and oral glucose test was performed.
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The research method is mainly focused on acute toxicity test.
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Conclusion: Our data reveal encouraging downstaging, sphincter preservation and acute toxicity with this regimen.
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However, patients suffering from dysentery are susceptible to the acute toxicity of Rhizoma coptidis.
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Delivering a hypofractionated boost with this high-precision IMRT technique resulted in acceptable acute toxicity.
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Grade 4 acute toxicity did not develop in any patient.
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Symptomatic and hematologic acute toxicity was low and similar for adjuvant and neoadjuvant therapy.
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Whereas the acute toxicity is mild, the chronic toxicity can produce a life-threatening cardiomyopathy.
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Translations for acute toxicity
Acute toxicity through the time
Acute toxicity across language varieties
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