It's so shaming; of all the lame substances to be dependent on.
Becher believed substances to be composed of three earths, the vitrifiable, the mercurial, and the combustible.
Purchase of Substances to Be Used in Lethal Injection: The warden will ensure the purchase of lethal substances to be used in the execution....These lethal substances will be secured in the institution until called for by the warden.
Under baseball's drug agreement, players do not have to test positive for use of illegal substances to be disciplined.
Though I don't follow baseball closely, I consider the issue of illicit substances to be of critical importance in American sports.
In medicine, the prize was awarded for insights related to the machinery that enables substances to be shuttled in and out of living cells.
Because carbon is less easily controlled and not often limiting, however, phosphates are most frequently named as substances to be reduced in effluents from industry and municipalities.
Perhaps the UK should consider following some other European countries' examples (and this music festival in Colombia), and permit local drug-testing facilities where users can take their substances to be chemically assessed before using them.
Dr. McCully, who is now enjoying renewed respect with the emergence of homocysteine as a cardiovascular risk factor, considers arteriosclerosis, a clogging of the arteries with fats and other substances, to be a disease of "protein intoxication".
It is expected the expert report on legal highs will recommend a threshold for substances to be banned so that those with minimal psychoactive effects – such as alcohol, tobacco, tea and coffee – would not be caught by the proposed new ban.
A written judgment released by the Republic's court of appeal said part of the Misuse of Drugs Act 1977, which allows certain substances to be controlled, is unconstitutional, meaning all government orders banning substances such as ecstasy and magic mushrooms are void – and it is not an offence to possess them.
