Sentence examples for reference to substance from inspiring English sources

An account of the being of anything that is, therefore, will ultimately have to make some reference to substance.

Although they acknowledged explicit reference to substance misuse at the programme level might be limited, specific reference was mentioned in relation to substance misuse and self-care while implicit reference was made to the development of an appropriate attitude to patients.

This derivation and comparison made no references to substances and oscillators.

By the time "L'Elisir" was performed, three months after her first appearance, all references to substances stronger than coffee had leaked away.

Sure, there are references to substances from the industrial food world like the emulsifier lecithin and the protein 'glue' transglutaminase (oh, the things you can do to mackerel fillets with that).

The report of a team led by Dr. Brian Primack of the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and released on Monday calculated that Americans from ages 15 to 18 listening to 2.4 hours of music a day hear 84 references to substances daily and more than 30,000 annually.

With this, he wants to suggest that they do not have actual existence, but that we can make judgments about real things that are correct and contain references to substances and accidents.

He attempts to demonstrate the "absurdity" of your claim that Tom Lovejoy's Scientific American article was "weak on substance", not by reference to the substance of Mr Lovejoy's article but by recounting his rank and position.

One student wrote across a piece of paper with notes in Arabic on it, "Kevlar is available in Lahore," a reference to the substance used to make bullet-proof vests.

Regarding the term "deterioration" the Advocate General Jääskinen recommended a strict interpretation of the WFD with reference to a substance or quality component, without affecting a mandatory classification change [188].

During the implementation of the European Water Framework Directive it became clear that the original legislative system has to be completed by further central "directives," three of them in the aspect "pollutants" and these with special reference to the substance group of "dioxins": 1.