Sentence examples for substance approach from inspiring English sources

The blanket ban will end the 'substance by substance' approach, which has seen more than 500 new legal highs – many of them synthetic chemical compounds designed to mimic the effects of traditional illicit drugs such as cannabis and ecstasy – banned in Britain.

Director Nenad Cicin-Sain, who co-wrote with veteran producer Richard N. Gladstein, takes a style over substance approach, filling his frames with an abundance of gorgeously lit and composed images (kudos to cinematographer Mihai Malaimare) while offering too much first-draft dialogue, a clutch of skipped story beats and skimmed thematics, plus an overall lack of urgency.

Our results show that these composite nanofibers contain both insoluble and soluble biological components, whereas these factors would have to be added separately to an electrospinning solution using a purified substance approach.

As mentioned above, compared with the free RuBPY dye, the RuBPY-doped silica nanoparticles take advantage of resistance to photobleaching due to dye molecules with a positive charge entrapped stably inside the negatively charged silica matrix, which prevents the potential quenching substance approaching the dye molecules [23, 24].

In this paper we focused on acute and short-term impacts of pesticides on adult mortality during spring and summer in a one-substance approach (multiple exposure were not studied here) but for a large variety of active substances (a.s).s

Thus, Green Toxicology, which utilizes and considers all available information about a test substance through, for example, (Q SAR, read-across and grouping of substances approaches may lead to reductions in the amount of chemicals and animals required for testing and development of new substances.

We propose to apply the substance identity approach with the 80 wt.% criterion.

Director Dick Lester brings a style-over-substance-fantasy approach which pre-empts other key Sixties texts, such as Batman and The Avengers, that bring the extraordinary to the ordinary.

It simply means that Washington will need to refine the style, substance and approaches it uses when dealing with Asian states.

Following from the results from identifying and prioritising hazardous substances, the approach here is to identify, document and store a wide range of possible (existing) technical and non-technical abatement options [17, 21], and to develop and use an intervention database as well as guidance and decision support on how to select between abatement options.

In such cases, a substance-specific approach should be applied (Fig.  4).