Sentence examples for be derived from substances from inspiring English sources

It is not unusual for drugs to be derived from substances that in other contexts would be considered dangerous.

Anomalous plasma ions may be derived from exogenous substances, including cations such as lithium and anions such as formate generated from methanol.

Such "hidden" ingredients may include lubricants and flavorings, among other additives; in some cases, for instance, the use of natural flavorings, these ingredients are more likely to be derived from non-kosher substances.

He showed it to be derived from a coal tar substance, anthracene, and prepared it from anthraquinone, a compound related to anthracene.

Polygenic risk scores can be derived from measures of poly substance use, and these can then be used in MR designs.

Parts of the PAI including the 5′ encoded aggregation substance may be derived from the integration of plasmid fragments in the PAI.

Many important medications are derived from natural substances that not only have druglike actions but also druglike side effects.

Cross-references from compounds to PubMed articles are derived from corresponding substances.

In fact, only the reverse transcriptase is derived from biologically active substances, which is likely being contaminated during production.

A UK Athletics panel cleared him because it 'could not be proven beyond reasonable doubt that the substance present in the sample was derived from a prohibited substance'.

"I do feel there is a certain stigma attached to the fact it has been derived from a controlled substance.