Sentence examples for substance and methods from inspiring English sources

As it stands, this policy fails to bring anything new to the discussion, in terms of both substance and methods.

HbA1c value was estimated as an NGSP-equivalent value calculated with the following formula: HbA 1 c  NGSP   =  HbA 1 c  JDS   +   0. 4 considering the relational expression of HbA1c (JDS) measured with the previous Japanese standard substance and methods and HbA1c (NGSP) [ 19].

Apart from two or three numbingly static nightclub numbers and a ludicrously arbitrary murder scene, that remains the substance and method of the film: a couple of people telling the story to each other.

We have seen that the testing of English as a second or foreign language needs radical change in terms of its substance and method.

First, athletes' urine and blood samples are analysed according to the current list of prohibited doping substances and methods.

During the interview, Armstrong "contradicted his earlier denials and admitted that he used banned substances and methods throughout his career, starting in the mid-1990s", it said.

The World Anti-Doping Agency is this weekend to discuss artificially induced hypoxic conditions, like the one being used by the England striker, and may add it to its next list of prohibited substances and methods, due in October.

Considering the vast array of sources, substances, and methods with which food is produced, practically every kind of microbe is a potential contaminant.

One of Armstrong's former teammates, Levi Leipheimer, wrote in his confession that professional cycling until recently was "a sport where some team managers and doctors coordinated and facilitated the use of banned substances and methods by their riders.

The answer is that it might.Every year the World Anti-Doping Agency publishes a list of prohibited substances and methods, divided into those prohibited at all times and those outlawed only during competitions.

2. THAT the IAAF establish the position of Ombudsperson (independent of the IAAF, but paid for by the IAAF), to whom athletics athletes and other personnel can have access for advice and assistance whenever they may be subject to pressures to use doping substances and methods.