Sentence examples for substances to enable from inspiring English sources

Complete metabolic profiles are needed for these novel psychoactive substances to enable identification of their intake and to link adverse effects to the causative agent.

It became evident that the severe health impairment and disease in humans exposed to the above-mentioned substances occurred because there was not enough knowledge on the toxicological profile of these substances to enable the risks to be recognized, which would have resulted in concrete advice on minimization of exposure.

Friedman, of suburban Lincolnshire, Ill., wants to see medical marijuana re-classified as a "Schedule II" substance to enable pharmacists to dispense it legally.

This phenomenon of using a small amount of a substance to enable them to carry out particular tasks has also been described earlier in the 'hopelessness' theme.

The IUPAC InChI identifier is a non-proprietary and unique identifier for chemical substances designed to enable linking of diverse data compilations.

But the saga also demands a fresh look at how intoxication is used to simultaneously exonerate male sexual abusers while condemning the women accusing them of crimes and how other aspects of American drug laws and the country's deeply entrenched cultural mores about substance use serve to enable violent perpetrators.

Mortar consists of inert siliceous (sandy) material mixed with cement and water in such proportions that the resulting substance will be sufficiently plastic to enable ready application with the mason's trowel and to flow slightly but not collapse under the weight of the masonry units.

However we provided data on days of substance use per month and school attendance to enable comparisons.

Suspensions with accurate concentration were used for spectroscopic studies to enable quantitative comparison of different substances.

Before incubation, all petri dishes were kept in the refrigerator for 2 h to enable pre-diffusion of the substances into the agar.

Three separate intravenous catheters were placed in the jugular vein to enable concurrent administration of different substances.