Sentence examples for substances reported in from inspiring English sources

There are no signs of any slowdown in the continuous stream of legal highs with more than 100 new psychoactive substances reported in 2015, according to a report by Europol and the EU's drug agency.

Table 6 Some natural substances reported in the 100 ingredient lists, which include fragrance compounds as constituents.

Since in the same year a person could potentially have been exposed to different substances, parallel exposures to multiple substances reported in the SCL during the same year were registered.

Despite the relatively low lifetime prevalence for the use of other substances reported in this study, the findings are much higher than those determined among high school, college and university students in the same region [ 22, 34].

We therefore believe that this finding is the result of the relatively low hospitalisation rate among children ≤5 years old due to the low toxicity of the main causative substances reported in young children.

Food items constituted a considerable part of the offending substances reported in this study and up to 41% of all adolescents with hypersensitivity specified at least one food item as an offending substance.

PDBbind provides information on the source article of bioactivity data for each substance tested in an assay (as a property of the tested substance reported in the assay data table).

As tobacco is the only substance reported in the MBR, the use of alcohol or other drugs among these women could not be assessed.

The UN experts said that so far none of the 348 new substances reported globally in 94 countries by the end of 2013 were under international control.

Notes: Illicit substances reported by LBW in the previous six months, and substance use reported by women in the national population as a whole in the previous 12 months in 2004 [ 21].

Examples of specific substances reported to occur in certain vegetable oils and fats include vitamin E (Maras et al. 2004), hydroxytyrosol (Miró-Casas et al. 2003), polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (EFSA 2008), and 3-monochloropropane-1,2-diol esters (EFSA 2013).