We mix and match substances to cheat our Circadian sleep cycles, and defeat biology itself.
This failure to match groups on variables such as level of education should be seen in the context of previous work on cognition in substance-dependent populations, as many previous studies have been unable to match substance-dependent and control groups on this variable (e.g., Bechara et al., 2001).
This victory, only a second in 12 Premier League matches, brought substance to the belief.
Although initially surprised by the strength of Mr Miliband's performance, Team Cameron judged that it was just that – and not matched by substance.
James Vince was unable to further his case or disabuse the notion that he is essentially an attractive batsman to watch, but that the aesthetics of his fundamentally offside style has yet to be matched with substance.
Already I am torn between disempowering premonitions of a "Rio lite" outcome, which fails to match the substance of its namesake 20 years earlier, and a sense of the historic opportunities it offers.
"The legends attributed remarkable powers to the emigrant poison that match no substance known to modern pharmacology," Mr. Bagley writes, noting that a federal agent who investigated the tale dismissed it as "too improbable to be true".
A pre-inquest hearing heard that additional work to try to match the substance found in the Russian with the fingerprint of the Gelsemium shrub - and reduce or even eliminate the possibility of an innocent explanation - had been delayed by technical issues and efforts to obtain a sample of the plant.
When trying to find a substitute for a food, try and match the substance of the ingredient to the choice of substitution.
Police use organic and inorganic analysis to examine the chemical composition of trace evidence found at a crime scene, which may then be matched to substances associated with a suspect.
