irritant造句

Behind any great innovation, there's an irritant.

Wear protective clothing to avoid skin contact with irritant chemical.

It is not considered toxic, but is an irritant.

Effect by the World Expo, Shanghai property market, "burning" phenomenon is a short-term irritant reaction.

If feels thirstily, may drink the water and some does not have the irritant tea.

The irritant indexes of PAM to eyes and skin were investigated in rabbits.

Is this a mere irritant in America's vast economy, or the start of something much worse?

Objective To test the irritant effect of chloramphenicol eye drops and its degradation products on rabbit eyes.

Eye Contact: Vapour is an eye irritant. May cause tearing and blurred vision. Splashes of liquid may cause corneal damage.

So are Japan and the European Union, which in July lifted a ban on four Indonesian airlines on safety grounds, removing a big irritant.

At lower concentrations gypsum ACTS as an irritant; it reddens the eyes, inflames the throat, and causes nausea, shortness of breath, and fluid in the lungs.

The law, a relic of the Cold War, has no practical effect but is a serious irritant in relations between the two countries.

And do you think that with your agreement to try to avoid these things in the future that the case is now closed, or this is going to be a continued irritant in the relationship?

It is believed that the fungus is an irritant, waking up the bats repeatedly and causing them to exhaust the body-fat reserves needed to get them through hibernation.

Then it gets rather more high-tech. Capua's high-vacuum, low-temperature equipment removes bergaptene, an irritant, from the oil; and it is then stored under nitrogen gas to stop it oxidising.

Much as water in a bathtub is not a problem until it starts to overflow, pollen for many is not an irritant until it crosses a particular threshold, he said.