Sentence examples for benign substances from inspiring English sources

Some tests used benign substances meant to simulate the spread of the toxins.

Among skeptics, Clemens's acknowledgment of receiving injections but assigning them to more benign substances than steroids invites comparisons to past stars under scrutiny.

An additional dozen reports describe how more benign substances were used to mimic the spread of the poisons in other tests.

Both the mock bomb and the factory were tested with simulants -- benign substances with characteristics similar to the germs used in weapons, officials said.

"Brian is trained in sports medicine and knows the difference" between performance-enhancing drugs and the more benign substances Clemens has now admitted taking, Ward added.

The good news, however, is that many artificial muscles may already be composed of biocompatible materials, Brock notes, and, if not, they could likely be encapsulated in more benign substances that do not trigger an immune response.

For years, questions were raised over how such a seemingly benign substance could have caused so many deaths.

The police inserted an undercover officer called Amanda as the receptionist and secretly replaced the fertilizer with a benign substance.

"Let me be clear that nicotine isn't a benign substance," said FDA commissioner Scott Gottlieb, MD, said in the statement.

But marijuana was "not a completely benign substance".That is certainly the view of the federal authorities.

"My guess is the real agenda is to promulgate marijuana as a benign substance outside the boundaries of conventional medicine," General McCaffrey said.