Sentence examples for substances and therefore from inspiring English sources

Class B drugs include cannabis and amphtamines, while such substance as ketamine, GHB, many tranquilisers and anabolic steroids are in class C. Critics say that the categories do not accurately reflect the risks of the different substances and therefore carry little credibility with the public.

Raman spectroscopy, as a nondestructive spectral technique, provides large information on the chemical structure of the probed substances, and therefore usually served as a well-established tool for investigating the complex biological systems.

From the ecotoxicological point of view, the following question has to be asked: Does the heterophylly of M. aquaticum has an impact on the bioavailability of the test substances and therefore on the sensitivity of biotests with this species?

The log K OW does not take into account active transport phenomena or special structural properties (e.g., amphiphilic substances or dissociating substances) and therefore additional screening criteria are required.

The derivatives were used to determine the monosaccharide compositions, because monosaccharides, in these conditions, were converted to volatile substances and therefore, they were easy to be detected by gas chromatography mass spectrometry.

Brad Burge of MAPS says that research like this erodes the stigma around psychoactive substances, and therefore can help shrink the money issues, too.

"The court below finds that the transaction in which O.T.C. and Long-Term engaged lacked economic substance and therefore must be disregarded for tax purposes," Judge Arterton wrote.

A mole is the gram-molecular weight of a substance and, therefore, also Avogadro's number of molecules (6.02 × 1023).

"We believe these to be credible complaints, with substance, and therefore deserve further investigation.

In contrast, nonhuman creatures are only of material body, and not thinking substance, and therefore fully subject to these laws.

Also, God could not annihilate Socrates or any other singular substance without at the same time destroying the whole category of substance and therefore every created being, since every accident depends on substance for its existence.