Nonetheless, accounting for the above-mentioned limitation, the chemical space covered by the substances demonstrates the need for the proper modeling of chemicals which are very diverse in terms of physicochemical properties and potential fate in the environment.
Nanomaterials are not mentioned explicitly, but they are covered by the substance definition [1].
More than 90% of the birds covered by the substance in the most recent incident have been guillemots.
Under this condition, the positively charged surfaces of nanoparticles were covered by negatively charged substances, which rapidly caused aggregation of the nanoparticles through electrostatic interactions.
Due to the gas's "significant health risks" it is covered by the Intoxicating Substances (Supply) Act 1985, making it illegal to sell it to a person under the age of 18. Mr Harris said finding the cartridges in Norwich was "very worrying".
In subsequent cases, marijuana dispensaries have sought to carve out exceptions for the parts of their businesses, like caregiving services, that are not covered by the Controlled Substances Act.
24 It is recognised that, prior to the implementation of the Medicines Act 1968, there was no formal licensing of medicines in the UK, other than those covered by the Therapeutic Substances Act 1956 2; earlier evidence suggests that the Medicines Act 1968 would have slowed or even prevented some product introductions from the early 1970s onwards.
Tent, portable shelter, consisting of a rigid framework covered by some flexible substance.
The spraying is done at night so fewer people will be covered by the sticky substance.
Notice that this tea ceremony is used in China exclusively for brewing green tea: for example, no sugar (nor milk or lemon) is ever mentioned just because the taste of a quality green tea would be spoiled and covered by any extraneous substance.
