Sentence examples for chemicals published from inspiring English sources

An EU-TTIP position paper on chemicals published last May, cited endocrine disruptors as as one of the "new and emerging scientific issues" which the EU and the US could consider for "enhanced regulatory cooperations" in a future TTIP deal.

Chemical structures of these commercially available, screen-selected chemicals were published previously [39].

The first part, Meet the 'Rented White Coats' Who Defend Toxic Chemicals, was published on February 8.

The fact that he has created these chemicals and published their syntheses ensures their survival.

Additionally, a substantial industry contingent works to ensure that both significant and nonsignificant effects of chemicals get published.

The European Centre for Ecotoxicology and Toxicology of Chemicals (ECETOC) published "Guidance for the Interpretation of Biomonitoring Data" (ECETOC 2005), which reviews the purpose and uses of biomonitoring data, offers guidance on interpretation, and suggests a framework for placing biomarker data into context.

A searchable database of books on the chemical sciences published by Royal Society of Chemistry.

But if you'd like something more rhapsodic on your weekend-drug-reading list, you might revisit Oliver Sacks's remembrances of his own experiments with chemical transcendence, published here last summer.

In January the respected Washington DC-based Nuclear Threat Initiative (NTI) – whose mission to strengthen global security by reducing the risk of use and preventing the spread of nuclear, biological, and chemical weapons – published its annual assessment of nuclear security worldwide.

The coverage of this ontology for the chemical space published in the literature is unclear.

In this essay, I will analyze two chemical articles, published in respectively 1953 and 2010, from the point of view of how the original journal presented the scientific discourse, what the limitations of that presentation might have been, and the prospects of how it could evolve into a step-change rather than incremental change in that discourse.