Sentence examples for possessing class from inspiring English sources
Mr. Michael, 42, was held on suspicion of possessing Class C drugs, a group that includes marijuana, tranquilizers and painkillers.
DAC inhibitors possessing class I inhibitory activity have shown the potential to sensitize many types of tumor cells [33], [34], including CLL [35], to tumor necrosis factor-related apoptosis inducing ligand (TRAIL).
The TAARs group into three classes with salmon possessing class I and class III TAARs.
Said was jailed for five years on Friday – 20 months for possession of a false passport, four months for refusing to divulge his iPhone pin, and three years for possessing Class A drugs with intent to supply.
And in a show of full support, the broadcaster said that his future with ITV would not be in doubt following a police caution for possessing Class A drugs, which he said were for his "personal and occasional use only".
Should not our legal system take account of the scale of harm caused, much in the same way that we have different penalties for possessing Class A, B or C drugs?
The bank's former chairman, Paul Flowers, pleaded guilty to possessing class-A drugs including crack cocaine and ketamine.
The aaRS families are partitioned into two structural classes (class I and class II), possessing class-specific homologous catalytic domains.
However, although both species possess Class C β-lactamase genes, the species differ with respect to the possession of BRO β-lactamase; BRO is unique because it shows no substantial similarity to any β-lactamase genes identified so far [ 55].
Hairs possess class characteristics (patterns that naturally occur in specific percentages of the population) that indicate some general features of the individual from whom they are obtained, such as what diseases he may have and sometimes what race he belongs to.
Based on sequence, biochemical properties and co-factor binding, both T. cruzi proteins share characteristics with class I fumarases, enzymes found in bacteria and some other protozoa but absent from humans, that possess class II isoforms instead.
