Sentence examples for manipulating substances from inspiring English sources

There he published a paper on orthomolecular psychiatry that explained how mental health could be achieved by manipulating substances normally present in the body.

Manipulating substances on the atomic and molecular level could provide a new host of wearable tech capabilities.

His table of the degrees of 'rapport' of chemical substances for each other summarised experimental data acquired by manipulating substances in the laboratory and became an efficient device for ordering chemical experience and for guiding the search for novel reactions.

The tasks of locating sites across the city, collecting samples and administering surveys, manipulating substances and data, and formulating recommendations to 'the public' and 'the authorities' allow them to enact very concretely the orientation of their position and qualifications as pharmacists towards public health goals.

The FactSage package runs on a PC operating under Microsoft Windows® and consists of a series of information, database, calculation and manipulation modules that enable one to access and manipulate pure substances and solution databases.

Most attention has been paid to separate effects of these compounds on, for example, coloration, health state, development, and vision, but because of possible interactions between these lipid-soluble molecules, we are in need of more studies that co-manipulate these substances and examine their possible synergistic impacts on animal physiology and phenotype.

Sometimes they invited him back to give a talk and he thought about refusing, but in the end he did it anyway, because if he could, in his thirty-minute talk, impart any advice on how one manipulates the substance of film he felt that it was his duty.

Even as the increasingly comprehensive digital footprints we generate are also, clearly, a way too tempting repository for governments and companies to ignore — and so they do the opposite: lift, store and manipulate the substance of our digital lives at will.

These kinds of findings reveal the rich and sophisticated knowledge that infants seem to have about the physical world from a very young age, before they've had a chance to have gained much experience with seeing, let alone manipulating, objects and substances in the world.

The affinities presumed to act between chemical 'atoms' were postulated solely on the basis of the observed chemical behaviour of bulk substances manipulated in the laboratory.

And the results can be manipulated by taking certain substances".