| As a nonselective inhibitor of monoamine oxidase, caution is recommended when used with adrenergic or serotonergic agents. |
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| Herbicides used within strawberry fields are either selective or nonselective. |
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| For example, a nonselective herbicide can kill or damage all plants it contacts. |
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| The cost of generic diclofenac, a widely used NSAID in Canada, was used as the input for the cost of nonselective NSAIDs in all treatment arms. |
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| The nonselective formation of primary urine serves another aspect of excretion: the elimination of foreign substances. |
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| The final scattering mechanism of importance is called nonselective scattering. |
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| Briefly, single yeast colonies harboring the TNR sequences were resuspended in water and appropriate dilutions were plated onto nonselective media. |
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| The parties therefore submit that with regard to these crops, a further distinction between selective and nonselective herbicides is inappropriate. |
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| The study suggested an increased risk of stroke with rofecoxib and valdecoxib, compared with the effects of nonselective agents. |
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| Using selectivity as a criteria, leak detectors can be placed into one of three categories: nonselective, halogen-selective, or compound-specific. |
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| Labetalol is both a selective alpha-blocker and a nonselective beta-blocker that decreases systemic vascular resistance without changing maternal cardiac output. |
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| Nonselective detectors are those that will detect any type of emission or vapor present, regardless of its chemical composition. |
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| Nonselective scattering gets its name from the fact that all wavelengths are scattered about equally. |
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