Sentence examples for substances themselves from inspiring English sources
Even the substances themselves are murky.
Omega-3 oils are important to fish farming because fish need them to stay healthy but do not naturally produce the substances themselves.
There are many other disciplines within physical chemistry that are concerned more with the general properties of substances and the interactions among substances than with the substances themselves.
The passage of an electric current through a chemical solution causes changes in the constituent substances that are often reversible i.e., under different conditions the altered substances themselves will yield an electric current.
He was suspicious of the government and sympathetic to the counterculture, especially to those who used drugs to pierce the veil -- although he would ultimately chronicle, in "A Scanner Darkly," the ways in which addictive substances themselves became a kind of lethal totalitarian force.
Not only the substances themselves are similar, but according to a simulation with the EAWAG-BBD Pathway Prediction System (PPS) [43] also the breakdown products are similar.
The fact that the they are taking the lethal substance themselves secondary, in the same way that removing a feeding tube has very different ramifications depending on a patient's chance for meaningful recovery.
Poisoning cases were defined as children aged 1 3 years who presented to the SCHED for treatment of a poisoning after accessing a substance themselves (i.e., not given to them by a caregiver or other person).
Atoms of elemental substances are themselves complex structures composed of more fundamental particles called protons, neutrons, and electrons.
In their travel through the column, the different substances distribute themselves according to their relative affinity for the two phases.
He was thus the first chemist to show that gases could be chemical substances in themselves and not, as had been thought beforehand, atmospheric air in different states of purity.
