Sentence examples for consumed substance from inspiring English sources

From the joys of a fruity Beaujolais to the miseries of hangovers and alcoholism, humanity has, through the ages, felt the effects of that potent and universally consumed substance, ethanol.

This shouldn't be much of a surprise, since a person can test positive for THC weeks after use, and marijuana is a widely consumed substance that nearly one out of two Americans have admitting to trying.

At the Horn of Africa and the neighboring regions, khat is a traditionally consumed substance with amphetamine-like properties [ 20, 21], which is not illegal.

In general, the propensity for systemic absorption of any orally consumed substance is inversely proportional to the size of the molecule, with smaller molecules more readily absorbed intact than larger ones (Gardner, 1988 ).

Furthermore, there is also evidence that the prevalence of individuals consuming any substance does not increase, but that those persons who consumed substances before the traumatic event increase their consumption [ 13, 25].

Officials still are trying to determine whether there was a mechanical problem with the car, if Hastings may have had a medical condition, or if he consumed substances that could have impaired his driving.

It is possible that respondents who used this coping strategy consumed substances only in moderation, but we were unable to verify such a conjecture.

A biofuel cell in theory can work without limits because it consumes substances that come from physiological fluids, and are constantly being replenished," said Dr Cosnier.

The present study was designed to assess the acceptability and availability of harm-reduction interventions, including needle exchange, education regarding safer drug-ingestion methods, complementary/alternative therapies, and safe places where problem drinkers and drug takers may stay after consumption or may consume substances on the premises.

In states like California, a judge and jury can distinguish between involuntary intoxication (if someone was slipped a roofie) and voluntary intoxication (if someone willingly drank, and then was raped) in crimes centering on the question of sexual consent those victims who voluntarily consume substances can face a higher burden of proof.

In general, urban youth consume substances more often than their rural peers.