Examples of using Sublethal in English and their translations into Greek
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In sublethal doses they have an insect repellent effect.
It's significant, but definitely sublethal by itself.
A sublethal dose probably wouldn't show up anyway.
For example, endemic arsenoz- a disease caused by sublethal(non-lethal) doses of arsenic.
Sublethal dosing of deadly poisonous substances is, of course, any drug use.
All the drugs are actually deadly poisonous substances(for example nicotine, alcohol),served in sublethal doses.
Deadly poisons, in sublethal doses act very similar like opiates.
Each year in the United Kingdom about 40 people die in domestic situations from exposure to carbon monoxide andan unknown number suffer ill health as a result of sublethal doses of carbon monoxide.
Deadly poisons, in sublethal doses act very similar like opiates or any other abused drugs.
This is the development of dependency simulating drug addiction caused by the application of sublethal doses of deadly toxic chemicals, through the occurrence of near death state.
Moreover, at sublethal concentrations these compounds have the ability to cause anorexia in acari and suppress their reproduction.
Albino mice were exposed to 100 to 200 rad of X-rays(sublethal doses) and then evaluated after 24, 48, and 72 hours.
Some of the feelings of people exposed to sublethal doses of CO, CO2 are incredibly similar to the effects of drugs, withdrawal symptoms, side effects or so-called"termination" of drug dose.
The vast majority of deadly poisonous substances applied in doses below the threshold for intoxication(sublethal) causes symptoms similar to drug exposure, while drug overdose cause death.
Elevated carbon dioxide may have additional sublethal impacts on organismal, developmental and physiological levels and as a result can significantly suppress the abundance and diversity of species.
All described feelings of that guinea pigs are related to the ingestion of narcotic drugs and poisons,possibly by poisoning sublethal doses of deadly toxic substances(CO, HCN), that they were breathing during their visit in the pattern.
The effects on fish,meanwhile‘would likely be sublethal' because of‘the capacity of adult fish and shellfish to avoid a spill and to metabolize hydrocarbons'.
For example, one of the most famous observer of the phenomenon known as crop circles, Lucy Pringle,describes on one or two pages of her website quite right typical symptoms of people poisoned by sublethal doses of deadly toxic compounds or drugs, is possible to ask about that any toxicologist.
Recognises that herbicides are routinely tested for toxicity but not for sublethal effects on microbes, and stresses, for the reasons cited above, the relevance of giving consideration to conducting such tests routinely;
As already mentioned on other pages of this site, the best characteristic of activities,that the vast majority of Crop Circles visitors are quite unwittingly indulging in, is"exposition to sublethal doses of deadly poisonous chemicals", which in most cases almost indistinguishable from the effects of drug exposure.
Ultrasonication is a non-thermal technique that allows for the inactivation of microorganisms at sublethal temperatures resulting in a better preservation of the sensory attributes, nutritional and functional properties of the product.