Sentence examples for for the same substance from inspiring English sources
Simpson's compatriot and training partner Asafa Powell, the former 100m world record holder, also tested positive for the same substance at the Jamaican trials.
When San Francisco's Melky Cabrera and Oakland's Bartolo Colon were recently suspended for the same substance linked to Braun, baseball's drug issues re-entered the spotlight.
It doesn't help that other athletes have been caught after testing positive for the same substance over the past month, among them Ekaterina Bobrova and middle-distance runner Abeba Aregawi.
Larry Wade, one of the world's top hurdlers and a training partner of Grimes, tested positive for the same substance, a person with knowledge of the test result said Thursday.
UEFA's rules state that if one player is tested positive for a prohibited substance, he is barred from the tournament; if more than one is charged with a doping offense for the same substance, the team may be disqualified from the competition.
The graph shows the relative ranges of DNELs from different registrations for the same substance.
Using these criteria allows NTP staff to better develop consistent conclusions for multiple studies of the same substance and for comparing different chemicals under these same criteria.
The Italian Leonardo Piepoli twice tested positive for a blood booster during the last Tour de France, officials said, and the German Stefan Schumacher's team suspended him for suspected use of the same substance.
In these cases stereochemical layers of InChI for different input representations of the same substance will match only if they contain precisely the same sets of inexact information.
For example, bulk materials of the same substance can differ in their hazard profiles based on impurities or macroscopic particle size, leading to different classifications under the CLP Regulation.
However, most studies have focused on the effects of one single type of particle or several particle types of the same substance, for example, nanoparticles and carbon nanotubes (CNTs) as carbonaceous nanomaterials.
