Sentence examples for chemical versions from inspiring English sources

New chemical versions of the 'legal highs' are being produced at the rate of one a week in an attempt to circumvent moves by government's to ban them.

For Mr. Bertolli's pepperoni, he will avoid the nitrites used by commercial producers in favor of celery juice, an effective and natural preservative, though it does not produce the same appetizing color in the finished product as the chemical versions.

Stay away from these chemicals whenever possible, and use all-natural dyes and lightening solutions (such as henna) instead of the harsh chemical versions.

These do not penetrate your skin, which makes a sunscreen with these elements ideal for sensitive skin, children and those who do not like using chemical versions.

Picky consumers tend to avoid the chemical version, preferring natural flavours.

The debate over HFCs is complicated because, for years now, nations have been engaged in a chemical version of musical chairs.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in Washington overturned a judge's ruling permitting Dr. Reddy's to sell a different chemical version than the Pfizer medicine.

RNA, a more ancient chemical version of DNA, performs many basic tasks in a cell, one of which is to form a copy or transcript of a gene and direct the synthesis of the gene's protein.

A number of years ago, Kraft tried to copyright use of the word "real" in reference to cheese, just so when somebody said their product had more actual cheese than did Kraft's products, they could sue and say that "real" actually referred to Kraft's chemical version.

This is the chemical version of the Brazilian Keratin treatment, and works by permanently altering the strands of hair to make them straight (like a perm for curly hair).

The information concerning chemical-chemical interaction and chemical-protein interaction was retrieved from STITCH Searchh tool for interactions of chemicals, version 4.0, http://stitch.embl.de/) [ 36], a sister project of STRING which provides the known and predicted interactions of chemicals and proteins.