Sentence examples for latter substances from inspiring English sources
Although these latter substances also are indispensable for proper bodily functions, almost all of them can be synthesized by animals in adequate quantities.
The atmosphere also contains varying small amounts of ammonia and ammonium salts, as well as nitrogen oxides and nitric acid (the latter substances being formed in electrical storms and in the internal combustion engine).
But these latter substances have not been found in the clouds of dust and gas around new stars that can form planets, making their link to life tenuous.
According to the competent authorities, the latter substances are no longer deemed intermediates so that they can become subject to authorisation.
In short, while CEA possesses prognostic information that is contained within either TPA or CA125, both these latter substances are independent prognostic predictors.
In the forensic field, however, unequivocal identification of amphetamine in a mixture of its positional isomers and structurally related compounds is of critical importance; the latter substances are often not controlled by the public law, and their manufacturing, distribution, and use are legal.
The latter substance, when heated, emits brilliant white light.
The chief focus of makeup was the eye, where a green eye shadow (made from powdered malachite) and a black or gray eyeliner was applied; the latter substance, called kohl, was manufactured from, among other materials, powdered antimony, carbon, and oxide of copper.
This latter substance and osseous cement are also employed to seal the hole created in the bone to avoid the overflow of the inoculum and the formation of abscesses in surrounding soft tissues.
However, recent feeding experiments with artemisinic acid [ 13] and dihydroartemisinic acid [ 14] have shown that the latter substance is the precursor of artemisinin.
Indeed, the latter substance is a powerful chemoattractant for inflammatory cells and induces degranulation, superoxide anion production, and adherence of neutrophils to vascular endothelial cells [ 48].
