Sentence examples for substances and different from inspiring English sources

In general, in vivo bioassays are broad spectrum assays, i.e. an in vivo bioassay responds to a variety of substances and different types of toxicity.

It is well-known that vermicompost is rich in essential nutritional elements for plant growth, beneficial micro-organisms, plant growth promoting substances and different types of enzymes and as such the vermicompost can be applied alone or in combination with other organic or inorganic fertilizers to obtain better yields of different crops (Bano et al. 1987).

In spite of varying substances and different causes of damage, massive water irrigation is the most convenient and effective means of onsite first-aid, for it not only prevents further harm by washing out the chemical, but it serves as a cooling agent by taking away the heat.

Addiction specialists and organizations for the elderly anticipate a tidal wave of baby boomers needing help for addictions, often for different substances and with different attitudes toward treatment than the generation that came before them.

These data provided the opportunity to more accurately calculate the rural population incidence of poisoning with different substances and in different age and gender groups.

2. Specificity of purpose: REACH identifies different assessments to be carried out in order to register, classify or prioritise chemical substances, and those different regulatory tasks make different demands for evidence.

Instead it can be traced to a combination of the slightly different skewness of the distribution of a reaction's number of participating substances and the different correlation properties between the degree of a vertex and the average degree of its neighbors.

We prepared a preliminary PIM list which contained 85 PIM (82 active substances plus one combination of active substances and two different preparations of one substance) from the German PRISCUS list [ 22 ] and 99 PIM from the French [ 3 ], American [ 24, 25 ] and Canadian [ 26 ] lists.

Between 1937 and 1938, Bishop studied the effects of various factors, including different substances in blood and different temperatures, on the feeding behaviour of the chicken malaria (Plasmodium gallinaceum) vector, Aedes aegypti.

"We'd make sure that we have drug courts because this isn't about just marijuana, people who are in the criminal justice system often have multiple substances going on, and different crimes, mental illness," he says.

The natures of bonds are different in different substances, and rates of chemical reaction differ a lot from one another.