Sentence examples for substance that would from inspiring English sources

Back then, the newest technology was the IBM Selectric typewriter and similar competing machines that allowed you to back out an errant letter or to type over it with a white substance that would conceal your mistake.

It turned out to be a substance that would change the world.

"Joselio did not use steroids or any other substance that would enhance his performance," Cornwell said.

The molecular messenger that results serves to block a substance that would otherwise slow down protein production.

So Dr. Hench thought of injecting another substance that would stimulate the body to produce its own cortisone and other steroid hormones.

Higher pressures would be needed to convert this into a lattice of hydrogen atoms rather than molecules, a substance that would more truly resemble a conventional metal.

They were experimenting with substances that would block these chloride channels.

It crucially maintains the right ionic balance within the brain and blocks substances that would disrupt essential neural functions.

The process is designed to remove substances that would lead to scale and membrane fouling during additional stages of NF or reverse osmosis (RO).

Because the state does not have a federal license to import controlled substances, that would violate the Controlled Substances Act, Mr. Bentivoglio charged.

The principles of design for equipment in the food industry help to prevent the contamination of food products by substances that would adversely affect the health of the consumer.