Sentence examples for substances very from inspiring English sources

Allergic contact dermatitis, as doctors call it, befalls people sensitive to certain substances, very often nickel in jewelry.

"If I was being facetious I would say that to find your inks you would go to the periodic table: carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and so on," Cronin says, "but obviously you can't handle all those substances very well, so it would have to be a bit more complex than that.

When, in 1845, Carl Schmidt first announced the presence in the test of some ascidians of a substance very similar to cellulose, he called it "tunicine", but it now is recognised as cellulose rather than any alternative substance.

Sautéing involves heating up a substance very quickly at a high temperature, so make sure your pan gets hot before you start.

With regard to the environment, substances of very high concern are characterized by persistent, bioaccumulative and toxic properties (PBT-substances), or very persistent and very bioaccumulative properties (vPvB-substances).

The atmospheric background concentrations of both substances are very small and in the sub-ppt range.

Bioavailability of the pharmaceutical substances is very important for their activity.

For substances with very low RCRs (e.g., the phthalates and benzothiazoles), there is room for other sources of exposure.

Responses of cell populations in vitro to toxic substances are very dynamic and exceed hours or even days.

substances of very high concern.

The resistance-activating substances were very stable under high temperature.