Sentence examples for substance to control from inspiring English sources

MDMA, or methylenedioxy- methylamphetamine, was first patented in 1912 by German scientists looking for a substance to control bleeding.

He told me the dogs "got a dunking once a week" in a "heavy duty" substance to control mange in pigs.

As Cole explores the city, he confronts three others with super powers like himself, including Sasha (voiced by Jessica Straus), a scorned lover and former high-ranked member of the First Sons, trying to earn Cole's romance, and has the ability to use a tar-like plague-inducing substance to control the minds of others.

The current study suggests that peptides from YP have the potential as suitable candidates for further investigations as natural and multifunctional substances to control diet-related diseases.

Miticide, also called Acaricide, any chemical substance used to control mites or ticks (especially species that damage ornamental or food plants), which are not susceptible to commonly used insecticides.

There were also a number of accidental poisonings including a dog who died after exposure to a substance used to control a rat infestation, a dog who swallowed a slug pellet and a cocker spaniel who ate poison after rooting around in rubbish while being walked in a rural area of Perthshire.

This pathway has evolved to optimize the flow of these substances and to control this flow by a gating process that is influenced by a variety of factors including transmembrane voltage.

The polymeric compounds turned out to be very effective in the role of substances used to control colloidal systems stability.

Reasons for using multiple substances may differ, and may include both the desire of combining drug effects, and the use of one substance in order to control consequences of the use of another drug [ 35].

Salicylic acid is an exfoliating substance that helps to control dandruff and get rid of dead skin cells.

They wanted an implant that wouldn't degrade over time, but permanent substances are difficult to control once they're in the body.