Sentence examples for substances are relatively from inspiring English sources

Although abuse with dextrometorphan (DXM), pseudoefedrine (PSD), codeine (COD) or benzydamine (BND) may lead even to psychosis, drugs containing these substances are relatively cheap and freely available.

Finally, once formed, these substances are relatively stable to further atmospheric transformation processes that can alter their oxidation state.

Dr. Dudley, a physiologist, said that most addictive substances were relatively new to the human species.

The military's ban on controlled substances is relatively new, having come into effect during the Balkan peacekeeping operations of the late-1990s.

Parental requests for naturopathic drugs and eardrops with a pain-relieving substance are relatively rare and the same tendencies are found with respect to the corresponding actual prescriptions.

Several top scientists said today that the powdery anthrax found in that letter was advanced and highly dangerous, contradicting officials who had suggested over the past week that the substance was relatively primitive.

The color-patterns obtained in BZ periodical reaction were consistent with the outline of partially mixed regions where the exchange of substance is relatively slow in the vessel and they depended on mixing Reynolds number.

Supercritical-fluid chromatography is used to separate substances that are relatively nonpolar and nonvolatile.

Little is known about the associations in populations such as Asians where both non-intact families and substance use are relatively low.

Art therapy has been empirically assessed as an effective form of relapse prevention for substance abusers who are relatively treatment resistant, defensive and unexpressive.

At the same time, anionic and nonionic surfactant as well as surface-active substance (SAS) builders are relatively non-toxic when compared to various cationic mono-alkyl and di-alkyl quaternary ammonium salts (Scott and Jones 2000).