Sentence examples for a regulated substance from inspiring English sources

In the past year, the agency has seized thousands of Asian herbal supplements promoting virility because they contained the active ingredient in Viagra, a regulated substance.

The largest funding recipient is Blue Bottle Coffee, known for serving a brew so strong it makes a case for turning caffeine into a regulated substance.

The charges were brought by the Environmental Protection Agency EPAA), which stated that the company failed to develop the required plans with regard to its storage and use of anhydrous ammonia, which is a regulated substance.

Furthermore, these policies do not cover the range of harmful health effects, particularly on children's health, resulting from exposure to a regulated environmental substance.

It scores badly because it has not eliminated such chemicals altogether, has not set time limits for doing so, does not provide a full list of regulated substances and is insufficiently precautionary for Greenpeace's tastes.

Although a number of studies are available on regulated substances, there is a gap of studies on unregulated substances, such as carbonyl compounds, emitted during the combustion of biodiesel, biodiesel diesel and/or ethanol biodiesel diesel blends.

Instead, we need a broad recognition that the pharmaceutical market is just one part of a larger drug market that includes illegal drugs and regulated substances like alcohol, and that intervening on supply in one part of this larger market will have ripple effects across the whole enterprise.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA 2002) currently accepts toxicogenomics data as part of a weight-of-evidence approach for establishing mechanisms of toxicity for regulated substances.

Only when supplements are proved to be unsafe or to contain regulated substances can the agency take action.

report issued in July noted that the E.P.A. has added only one new drinking water contaminant to its list of regulated substances since 1996.

This led to concentrations of the regulated substances in the drinking water (after treatment) that were below the legal European and Luxembourgish threshold of 0.1 µg/L.