Sentence examples for substances or methods from inspiring English sources

The prohibited list is reviewed annually and is subject to change as new doping substances or methods are identified.

There are three widely known substances or methods used for blood doping: injections of erythropoietin (EPO), synthetic oxygen carriers and blood transfusions.

Zhukov confirmed that Russian athletes who had not violated anti-doping rules as well as the All Russian Athletics Federation would appeal to the court of arbitration for sport "in order to protect the interests and rights of all athletes who have proven their innocence and have not used prohibited substances or methods".

"There are so many athletes using substances or methods who are not being caught because of the process and the way they are being tested".

As a design principle the composite scaffold was optimized to contain only medical grade educts and accordingly no chemical cross linking agents or other toxicological relevant substances or methods were used.

"Pure placebos" refer to inert substances or methods, whereas "impure placebos" include substances or methods which do have a known pharmacological or physical activity but which cannot be expected to have any direct therapeutic effects for the respective disease and in the chosen dosage.

Basso is scheduled to appear tomorrow before the Italian Olympic Committee on charges of having used or attempted to use a banned substance or method.

WADA's new definition of doping specifies that a doping substance or method "has the potential to enhance sport performance" and poses a health risk to athletes.

Also new to the code is that athletes will be suspended from competition immediately after their A sample — the first of the two blood or urine samples — tests positive for a banned substance or method.

In accordance with the Code, aggravating circumstances including involvement in multiple anti-doping rule violations and participation in a sophisticated doping scheme and conspiracy as well as trafficking, administration and/or attempted administration of a prohibited substance or method, justify a period of ineligibility greater than the standard sanction.

An anonymous survey of over 2,000 athletes, conducted by researchers on behalf of Wada in 2011, estimated 29% of athletes at the world championships and 45% at the Pan-Arab Games admitted they had knowingly violated anti-doping regulations by using a prohibited substance or method in the past 12 months, an astonishing figure if true.