The main limitation of our study was its reliance on national registries to capture substance abuse.
By adding an IL with polar side chains, the microheterogeneity can be disintegrated and captured substances can be released.
With precision and heart, "Caught in the Crossfire" captures the substance of their daily lives.
Dr. Melnick skillfully captures the substance and durability of Rothafel's prolific life.
"I can only say that my notes at the interview represented my best effort to capture the substance of the interview".
She writes, "Analyses that focus on models of birthing rather than women's emotional lives fail to capture the substance of the insult that women have recently incurred in giving birth.
The parents' own words were used as much as possible in order to capture the substance of data.
The patients' and HC assistants' own words, together with data from the observed actions, were used as much as possible to capture the substance of data.
The new sound system was more vibrant than ever, capturing the bodily substance of Koh's sound.
Because of its high neutron cross-section, boron-10 is often used to control fission in nuclear reactors as a neutron-capturing substance.
This statement captures Spinoza's substance monism and his substance necessitarianism: there is only one possible substance, God, and that substance necessarily exists.
