More substances provide more evidence, even when the substances are supposedly identical compounds.
Water also serves as a nearly universal solvent, able to dissolve more substances than any other liquid.
"Today's advanced technology has allowed scientists to detect more substances — at lower levels — than ever before," he said.
Things improve when the guys need more substances from Michael Shannon's strange drug-dealer, selling weed that gives "surprisingly accurate visions of the future".
Chemical reaction, a process in which one or more substances, the reactants, are converted to one or more different substances, the products.
Solution, in chemistry, homogenous mixture of two or more substances in relative amounts that can be varied continuously up to what is called the limit of solubility.
In a telephone interview, Masback said USA Track and Field had been the world's first sports federation to conduct out-of-competition testing and had conducted more tests for more substances and caught more cheats than any other federation.
That is hardly an imposing number, say antidoping experts, who also question why baseball does not have an independent oversight committee and why it does not have more substances on its banned list.
It did not remove all the stains completely — there was a slight ghost of red wine visible even after two rounds — but it got out more substances on the first try than the other products.
And happily for older people as well as for pet owners, scientific studies in dogs strongly suggest that some of the more debilitating effects of age on the brain may be averted or at least eased by consuming more substances that protect the brain's cellular mechanisms from the ravages of oxidation.
In laboratory experiments of similar phase transitions for example, the solidification of a liquid into a solid involving two or more substances, the final state may contain a very uneven distribution of the constituent substances, a fact exploited by industry to purify certain materials.
