1. The plural of pyrogenicity; the quality or capacity of a substance to produce fever or to cause a rise in body temperature.
Usage: medical/scientific term; typically used in clinical, pharmaceutical, or laboratory contexts

Examples

• The pyrogenicities of different bacterial endotoxins vary significantly.
• Researchers tested the pyrogenicities of the new vaccine candidates in animal models.
• The pyrogenicities of contaminated solutions were assessed before clinical use.
• Pharmaceutical companies must evaluate the pyrogenicities of injectable drugs to ensure patient safety.
• The pyrogenicities of various pyrogens are measured using standardized laboratory protocols.