Sentence examples for substances for example from inspiring English sources

The carbonium ion can then react further with other substances, for example, aromatic hydrocarbons.

Some drugs interact with alcohol to form more dangerous substances – for example, cocaine is converted to cocaethylene, which is more toxic to the heart.

By coincidence they apply also to the physical properties of the two substances: for example, soft porcelain can be cut with a file, whereas hard porcelain cannot.

But CD4 Tregs suppress the activation and proliferation of helper T cells by secreting anti-inflammatory substances, for example, or by soaking up growth factors.

However, in cases where a refractory will come into contact with corrosive substances (for example, in glass-melting furnaces), a porous structure is undesirable.

And going "all natural" may not be the solution because some naturally occurring substances — for example, lavender and tea tree oils — are pervasive in personal care products and might act as estrogens in the body.

The question is how can you tax and regulate a substance – for example cocaine – whose production and international distribution is controlled by criminal cartels?

Photochemical techniques are particularly applicable when a specific initial process (the breakage of a particular bond in a molecule of a particular substance, for example) is required.

The wearer would ideally be able to trigger the microbes to produce a particular substance – for example a scent, a color pigment, or fuel.

That left little time for their underlings to negotiate tricky matters of substance, for example over tackling climate change, nuclear energy, co-operation in defence, a bilateral investment treaty and more.

What is known is that there is an association between drinking a great deal and a specific set of birth defects, but since not all babies born to alcoholic women have these defects there is more to it than alcohol as a substance – for example, nutrition and general health".