Sentence examples for any substances that from inspiring English sources

Additives are defined as "any substances that are added in small quantities to a coating material to improve or modify certain properties of the finished coating or of the coating material during its manufacture, storage, transport, or application" [3].

In his grand jury appearance, Bonds was asked by a prosecutor whether Anderson had provided him with any substances that required an injection.

Forensic toxicologists evaluate organs and bodily fluids to determine the presence of any substances that could have caused or contributed to death, such as drugs or poisons.

Uneasy with the situation, they wanted to be sure that Galea did not give Reyes any substances that were banned under baseball's drug-testing program, said the people with knowledge of what occurred.

Mr. Heins, whose department supervises the process and coordinates with the Coast Guard, said that all material must be carefully inspected and cleaned of any substances that would pose a danger: fuel tanks, plywood, insulation, oil, engines and wiring.

In addition, nonmetabolic wastes include any substances that are absorbed, ingested, or otherwise taken into a living system in excess of the needs and storage capabilities of the organism.

It also handily includes "any substance that does not cause a psychoactive effect," which clears everything up.

A new, much more general concept defined antioxidant as "any substance that delays, prevents or removes oxidative damage to a target molecule" [3].

A now old definition attempts to define an antioxidant as "any substance that, when presented at low concentration compared with those of an oxidized substrate, significantly delays or prevents oxidation of the substrate" [1].

Ostensibly meant to curtail so-called "legal highs" — newly-synthesized chemical intoxicants that are not covered by current drug laws — the bill would impose a blanket ban on "any substance that affects the person's mental functioning or emotional state".

In biological systems, the definition has been accepted to be "any substance that, when present at low concentrations compared to those of an oxidisable substrate, significantly delays or prevents oxidation of that substrate" [ 22, 23].