Sentence examples for clear the substance from inspiring English sources

Instead, I would urge the BMA to follow other routes in making clear the substance of their disagreement with the government".

As the analysis of incidental change makes clear, the substance previously existed without the form it acquires in the change and it could lose it and still be itself.

For iodine and cesium in adults, the overall half-life is about three months, though it varies by organ, and children tend to clear the substances faster.

Aleksandr Tskelo -- a hostage and a producer of the musical "Nor-Ost," which had been playing when the theater was seized on Wednesday evening -- said the gas had put those inside asleep, but it was not clear what the substance was.

Thus, it is not clear if the substance used as lubricant and the cleaning protocol of root canal walls used after this lubrication could influence the bond strength of relined posts to root dentin.

Further, if we already grant PII, then it should be clear that the substance having within its CIC predicates g, h, i, … lα, mα, nα, and the substance having within its CIC predicates g, h, i, … lβ, mβ, nβ are numerically distinct substances and not simply one substance in its pre-division phase that has multiplied.

Upon activation, these cells create a positive feedback loop, catalyzing the activation of nearby T-cells that can in turn help to clear the pathogenic substance that activated the original T cells [ 41].

Federal prosecutors preparing for Barry Bonds's perjury trial are said to have evidence that links Bonds to the use of performance-enhancing drugs other than the "cream" and the "clear," the designer substances that have become synonymous with the Bonds case.

He said that it was not clear what the source of the substance was, but that one direction of the investigation would be to determine whether the it was flammable and whether it could have come in contact with parts of the cable car that become heated when operating, thus causing a fire to erupt.

In contrast, cells treated with the substance showed clear surface structure damage, including appearance of membrane holes, disappearance of cellular contents, and formation of cell cavities (Fig. 5b d).

Such a distinction is recognized by our inability to form a clear and distinct idea of the substance if we exclude from it the attribute in question, or, alternatively, by our inability to perceive clearly the idea of one of the two attributes if we separate it from the other" (Principles, I, 63, CSM, I p. 214 AT 30).