Sentence examples for chemicals covered from inspiring English sources

By 2000 American businesses had reduced their emissions of the chemicals covered under the law by 40%, and over time the rules were actually tightened.

"And earlier this week a four year global study found that the chemicals covered by the ban are causing 'significant damage' not only to bees, but to other wildlife and to our soils and water.

European leaders are considering an expansion of the list of chemicals covered by the directive — and public support for doing so has become a criterion for judging companies on Greenpeace's green electronics guide.

A detailed list of descriptors for chemicals covered by PyBioMed is summarized in Table 1.

Some of the chemicals covered by the 1990 Clean Air Act amendments can be seen, smelled or felt.

In January the chemical was added to the list of chemicals covered by California's Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986.

CHEMLIST (regulatory information for >275,000 chemicals) covers 1778-present.

The expression "as a solvent," which occurs frequently in describing the uses for chemicals, covers a multitude of applications.

The experimental examples of the complete concentration−lipophilicity profiles typical for the mixed period of distribution are rather rare, because they are only observed if the tested chemicals cover a broad range of the lipophilicity scale.

The mean CR scores of the animals tested with classified chemicals cover in general the same range independently of the classification (Cat 2 or Cat 1) or the classification driver (Fig.  2a), which means that practically no distinction can be made between Cat 2 and Cat 1 chemicals on the basis of CR.

The Industrial Chemicals segment covers chemical activities on major intermediates.