Sentence examples for substances existing from inspiring English sources

As the use of the term 'ideal' indicates the authors are of the opinion that the henceforth described 'world' can and will not exist: 'The ideal REACH world' required that all harmful substances existing at the workplace would be fully registered.

However, there are diverse substances existing as nanomaterials.

By formation of organic complexes with the help of the organic substances existing in compost added to the soil potassium mobility in the soil is reduced (Miller and Donahue 1991).

As the fluorescent sensor, OPYBA displayed a high sensitivity and selectivity for Cu2+ over other substances existing in environment and agro-products such as metal ions, anions, organic acids, amino acids, and carbohydrates.

For Spinoza, this is not the case, and this is the point he is making in this central proposition (1P10), namely, that although two attributes may be conceived independently one without the other this does not imply that there are two substances existing separately.

Spinoza reasons that existing substances exist in virtue of having causes that bring about and explain their existence, and non-existing substances do not exist in virtue of causes that prevent their existence and explain their non-existence (Ip14).

According to Spinoza's account of causation, this means that existing substances exist in virtue of conceptual relations to whatever explains their existence, and, similarly, conceptual relations explain the non-existence of non-existing substances.

The substance existing in the washing liquor of CSPBs was testified to be p-DMDAAC.

His rejection followed, not from his razor, but from his conviction, supported through long argumentation, that the very idea of a 'universal substance existing outside the mind' was simply incoherent, contradictory, or false.

More importantly, it does not seem to explain what unifies the category of substance, for it does not say that it is true of any substance that it could conceivably be the only substance existing for a period of time indeed, it could not apply to non-atomic substances, for complex ones can exist only if other substances those that constitute their parts—also exist.

Cubebin (C10H10O3) is a crystalline substance existing in cubebs, discovered by Eugène Soubeiran and Capitaine in 1839.