Sentence examples for stimulant by from inspiring English sources
Catha edulis is a flowering plant traditionally used as a mild stimulant by the Ethiopian, Somali and Yemeni communities.
The substance is considered a mild stimulant by track officials, and White faces the loss of her gold medals as well as $120,000 in prize money.
Also, hauma, invoked for victory, was taken as a stimulant by warriors going into battle, and various heroes of Iranian myth and legend are remembered as primary practitioners of its cult.
Surprisingly to those who see coffee as the only way to get going in the morning, and are astonished that it is not banned as a dangerous stimulant by nannying health authorities, there are people who like the taste of coffee, but don't want the actual caffeine.
The attempt to substitute the chemical stimulant by a locally produced, biological product was unsuccessful.
Entering December of the 2012 NFL season, seven players who were suspended during the season had publicly blamed Adderall for positive tests or had been linked to the stimulant by media reports, according to the New York Times,.
A chart last Sunday with an article about the abuse of prescription stimulants by high school students referred incorrectly to the availability of a generic equivalent of one drug, Concerta.
Sadly, this casts a pall over the appropriate use of stimulants by people with attention deficit disorder who find that with medication they can develop the skills they need to function effectively at school or work.
In your news pages, in June, "Risky Rise of the Good-Grade Pill" documented the misuse of stimulants by upper-middle-class suburban youths in an effort to gain an academic edge.
The aim of this research was to evaluate if aqueous extracts from grasses have the potential to act as crop bio-stimulants by assessing their defence elicitor activity.
Moreover, we found that the shedding of pro-inflammatory stimulants by enterobacterial species was several orders of magnitude higher than that observed from Bacteroides species and Gram-positive commensal organisms such as Lactobacilli and Bifidobacteria (Figure 7B, D).
