Sentence examples for behaviour of these substances from inspiring English sources
Evaporation and degradation are assumed to contribute to the fate and behaviour of these substances in the environment.
For radiopharmaceuticals where the radionuclide has a longer physical half-life, the differences between various substances are larger and more dependent on the biokinetic behaviour of the substances.
As done in other chapters, the behaviour of specific substances, such as hydrogen sulphide, has specifically been analysed.
A theoretical framework for the ion-exchange behaviour of bioactive substances in non-linear ion-exchange chromatography is described.
By using the block co-polypeptide, aggregate formation and sustained-release behaviour of model substances were investigated.
Two types of experimental evidence gave support to the atomic hypothesis: first, the detailed behaviour of gaseous substances and, second, the quantitative weight relationships observed with a variety of chemical reactions.
The teaching of Chemical Oceanography in the Faculty of Marine and Environmental Sciences of the University of Cádiz (Spain) has been improved since 1994 by the employment of a device for the laboratory simulation of estuarine mixing processes and the characterisation of the chemical behaviour of many substances that pass through an estuary.
Thermal behaviour of active substances was studied and presented in a previous paper [15].
The affinities presumed to act between chemical 'atoms' were postulated solely on the basis of the observed chemical behaviour of bulk substances manipulated in the laboratory.
The assumption that the chemical behaviour of bulk substances were due to combining atoms added nothing that made a difference to what was testable by experiment.
The more important aspect regarding understanding and interpretation of this survey may be the socially undesirable behaviour of misusing substances to enhance cognition which can be regarded to be comparable to the use of drugs for physical enhancement.
