Sentence examples for encountered substances from inspiring English sources

A key component for the identification of hazard drivers in complex mixture exposure is the EDA approach, where combinations of non-target/target screening [31] with bioanalytical tools can be applied in different tiers to identify drivers of toxicity or in combination with toxicity information or hazardous properties of encountered substances [35, 42].

However, to verify this assumption, we checked for possible interference from the following commonly encountered substances in urine: vitamin C, uric acid, salicylate, vanillylmandelic acid (VMA), and homovanillic (HVA).

A blogger for The Atlantic, a nutritionist and professor at New York University, Marion Nestle, who hates BPA from what I can see from her writing, apparently read the same story and came away unmoved and a little ticked that those pesky scientists and regulators were challenging the consensus that BPA is the 'world's most dangerous commonly encountered substance'.

Of the invalid atom types encountered in substances deposited by ChemSpider, 81 of 282 (28.7%) invalid atom types occur in only one substance.

It was in Flint that Ohler first encountered illicit substances: "I was approached by the drug people in school, so that I would be addicted and they could make money.

Traffic policies show growing concerns about driving under the influence of cannabis, since cannabinoids are one of the most frequently encountered psychoactive substances in the blood of drivers who are drug-impaired and/or involved in accidents, and in the context of a legalization of medical marijuana and of recreational use.

In total, 2,181 different "organic-only" atom types encountered in substances deposited by SCRIPDB do not pass the PubChem valence list.

Depression disorder was the most frequent psychiatric disorder encountered, and substance dependence was noted in 28% of these patients.

The new, specially engineered E. coli can also document the order in which it encounters other substances, thereby time-stamping the events.

And he had become fascinated with the most primitive part of the human immune system, a series of enzymes that lurk in the blood like sea mines, primed to explode when they encounter foreign substances.

Alveolar macrophages are resident lung macrophages, and present the first line of encountering inhaled substances.