- Non-lethal weapons, also
called nonlethal weapons, less-lethal weapons, less-than-lethal weapons, non-deadly weapons,
compliance weapons, or pain-inducing...
-
particular with
translations of
foreign language text, but can also
refer to a
sublethal dose. LD50 is
usually determined by
tests on
animals such as laboratory...
- the work of
James Collins.
Collins and co-workers also
discovered that
sublethal levels of
antibiotics activate mutagenesis by
stimulating the production...
- safe for bees,
novel research has
raised concern on
their lethal and
sublethal effects,
alone or in
combination with
other chemicals or environmental...
- nations. This
causes both m****
animal mortality during heatwaves, and the
sublethal impacts, such as
lower quantity of
quality of
products like milk, greater...
- bees, the
lethal concentration (LC50) of
bifenthrin is
about 17 mg/L. At
sublethal concentrations,
bifenthrin reduces the
fecundity of bees,
decreases the...
- dela****
health effects or
health effects acquired following repeated sublethal exposure, such as hy****nsitivity, asthma, or bronchitis. MRLs may be...
-
ended prescriptions exposing bacteria to
evolutionary pressure under sublethal doses, some
bacterial pathogens have
developed antibiotic resistance....
- may lead to
multiple physiological and/or
behavioral sublethal effects in
exposed bees.
Sublethal effects to
honey bees can
include disruptions to behavioral...
- ISBN 0-8018-8402-0, ISBN 978-0-8018-8402-3, p. 75. Peiman,
Kathryn (June 2016). "
Sublethal consequences of
urban life for wild vertebrates".
Environmental Reviews...
