Sentence examples for looking substances from inspiring English sources

All studies reported the use of identical looking substances in both group in similar packing and labels.

But just what is that strange looking substance lurking in a Tupperware?

Fill it with a similar looking substance such as mayonnaise.

The wood chips hold moisture and may become coated with a "mold" looking substance, so discard it.

Take off both heatsinks and clean off all the nasty chewing gum looking substance off of both processors.

You can also substitute the mayonnaise for a really shocking looking substance like tomato sauce for a different kind of reaction as they will wonder why 'red stuff' is coming out of the toothpaste container.

The first, " simile similibus curentur," or "to cure symptoms with similar things," means that we are looking for substances that cause the patient's symptoms in healthy people.

"We are looking at substances in the food," said the Yonkers police commissioner, Charles A. Cola.

Cancers were understood to be malignant neoplasms, caused by uncontrollably dividing cells, and Farber was looking for substances that could target and check that division.

So they are looking for substances that could degrade over time, to be replaced by the matrix produced by the chondrocytes.

Speaking of St. Emilion, scientists, aware that most human beings don't have the discipline to slash their calorie intake by almost a third, have been looking for substances that might mimic the effects of caloric restriction.