Sentence examples for substance which has from inspiring English sources

The substance, which has also been found in eggs and animal feed, was added to thicken watered-down milk to fool tests that measure protein content.

Wada recognises this need – that meldonium is a particular substance, which has created an unprecedented situation and therefore warranted additional guidance for the anti-doping community".

These troughs are covered with a waxy water-repelling substance which has the effect of rolling the droplets down the beetle's inclined body towards its mouth.

Wada director general, David Howman, said the test would be carried out alongside existing detection methods for the substance, which has been difficult to detect in the past because it occurs naturally in the body.

A Home Office spokesperson said: "Nitrous oxide is a legal substance which has a number of legitimate medical and industrial uses but any suggestion of abuse, particularly by young people is of concern.

Missouri is the nation's eighth state this year to ban the substance, which has sent users to emergency rooms across the country complaining of everything from elevated heart rates and paranoia to vomiting and hallucinations.

They satisfy appetites for physical quality and moral substance which have, by and large, been ignored in the exploitative lightweight crapola served up by, shall we say, the Turner prize.

Using this approach, the concept Adrenal cortex agent was assigned Organic Chemical ∩ Biologically Active Substance, which had an extent size of 4,151 concepts in the UMLS 2009AA.

Figure 2a,f shows that there are hollow pipes along the centric axes in the broken CNNCs, and they are completely filled with a kind of black substance, which have obvious contrast with the lateral areas.

The tracer substance, which had been aspirated into a 1 ml syringe (Plastipak®, Becton Dickinson, Madrid, Spain) was injected into four spots at the perimeter of the tumour under microscopic control.

In his report, Clarke also issued a clear warning to Truss that the lack of any national strategy to tackle the crisis around new psychoactive substances, which has been linked to 39 deaths, was endangering Gove's prison reform and rehabilitation programme.