Sentence examples for substances namely from inspiring English sources

1D Media Limited, a company set up by One Direction, has trademarked both the band name, 1D and "Our moment" for "Bleaching preparations and other substances, namely, powders, gels, tablets and liquids for laundry use".

Similar examinations were carried out using other tumour-inhibitory substances, namely, stilbæstrol3 and colchicine4,5.

Rotaxanes are synthesized from two classes of substances, namely linear reactive monomers and inert cyclic compounds.

She was accused of unlawfully administering to herself noxious substances, namely the drugs mifepristone and misoprostol, with intent to procure a miscarriage for herself.

The lawsuit, seeking $150,000 in damages from companies involved with the Longworth House Office Building cafeteria, says the wrap, bought in April 2008, "contained dangerous substances, namely an olive pit" that a consumer would not reasonably expect to find in the wrap.

These radioactive substances, namely radiopharmaceuticals, represent the combination of an unstable radionuclide with an active or pharmacologically inert molecule.

The assessment further only examined a single source of exposure to a substance, namely from rubber granulate.

"Kinsella was charged under FA Rule E25 for a breach of Regulation Three after he gave a sample following an out-of-competition test which contained the presence of a prohibited substance, namely Nandrolone, listed as an anabolic androgenic steroid in the 2013 Prohibited List of the World Anti-Doping Code.

What I am remembering, insists Butler, are the experiences of a substance, namely, the same substance that constitutes me now.

Therefore, the cause of change of perceptions in a created substance is either to be located in an uncreated substance, namely God, and/or in the substance itself.

He also claims that only one substance, namely God, actually exists and that only this one substance could have existed (Ip14).