nonirradiated

The controls require more thumbs to operate than most nonirradiated human beings possess, and everything moves very fast.

For instance, the F.D.A. decided to label irradiated food because consumers might not otherwise know it had a different shelf life from nonirradiated food.

Such substances are also found in nonirradiated foods and in foods processed by any method, including canning, freezing and ordinary cooking.

Once irradiated meat is unwrapped, the potential for contamination is the same as it is for nonirradiated meat, so safe handling practices must be followed.

Up to 5% of nonirradiated patients with ALL treated with frequent doses of IT chemotherapy will have at least one seizure during therapy.

The Col or Columbia ecotype was selected, as an agronomically performant line, by Rédei, within a (nonirradiated) population of seeds named Landsberg he received from Laibach.

The CCG-1952 study for NCI standard-risk patients compared the relative efficacy and toxicity of triple IT chemotherapy (methotrexate, prednisone, cytarabine) with methotrexate as the sole IT agent in nonirradiated patients.

Both the types and quantities of radiolytic products found in irradiated foods are no different from those in nonirradiated foods, and numerous animal studies have found no toxic, carcinogenic, mutagenic or any other harmful effect associated with their consumption at low levels.