Sentence examples for chemicals which could from inspiring English sources
American officials have said the United States could provide a mobile system developed by the Pentagon for neutralizing the precursor chemicals, which could be located outside Syria.
They describe the Labour government's decision to approve five export licences to Syria for chemicals which could be used for weapons between July 2004 and May 2010 as "highly questionable".
Scientists have been looking for suitable chemicals which could act as microbicides for more than 10 years but they have been hampered by a shortage of funds and interest from the academic community.
Last summer, authorities in Guinea, a country neighboring Guinea-Bissau that is widely viewed as a virtual narcostate, alerted the U.N. drug office to elaborate laboratories and a vast cache of "precursor" chemicals, which could have been used to manufacture as much as $170 million worth of the drug Ecstasy, as well as to refine cocaine.
Food antiseptics are chemicals which could inhibit bacteria and extend the food's shelf life, and their content is usually small.
Some news accounts have also speculated that the attack involved a mixture of chemicals, which could complicate the analysis.
Traces of a chemical which could indicate that the apparently fit 44-year-old was assassinated using a rare plant poison associated with Russian and Chinese hitmen - gelsemium elegans - were later found in his stomach.
'Sensitization drives' would be harmless save for conferring vulnerability to a particular chemical, which could then be used as a population-specific pesticide.
Thus, we are confident that despite the potential effect of the phytoestrogens in the diet of animals used in a bioassay designed to evaluate the potential estrogenic activity of a given chemical the response to the chemical (which could be the transcript profile induced by exposure) is independent of the diet and has the potential to truly reflect estrogenic activity.
The company hopes to convince the public that dredging to remove the chemicals -- which could be very costly -- is not necessary.
In this report, it is also discussed the prospective utilization of Mn2O3-ZnO NPs on the basis of carcinogenic chemical sensing, which could also be applied for the detection of hazardous chemicals in ecological, environmental, and health care fields.
