Sentence examples for substances were created from inspiring English sources

Between 2011 and 2013, around 120 new and legal substances were created - ranging from synthetic cannabis to strong psychedelics – and the government began to systematically criminalise them.

Although herbal products (ie, Salvia Divinorum, Damiana and Kratom) are widely available, this research will focus on synthetic substances since their increased popularity has caused a furore in the media and problems for the authorities who are unable to act quickly enough to monitor and legislate on the vast array of new substances being created in this burgeoning market.

Thirty-two warning symbol triplets, each representing a single warning concept (i.e. cancer-causing substance), were created such that the members of each triplet were expected to vary in terms of their complexity and comprehensibility.

Interaction terms between drug injection and each substance use related variable were created separately, added one by one to the models, and compared with main effect models using likelihood-ratio tests.

Scale explosions were created using substances such as fuller's earth, petrol jelly, magnesium strips and Cordtex explosive.

Dichotomous variables were created using these continuous substance use variables.

The rapporteur therefore proposes that medicinal products should be included in the definition of scheduled substances and that a new category of substances should be created so that the controls applicable to scheduled substances can be made a little more flexible.

Two types of catalytic substances can be distinguished: catalyst state substances, which determine the catalyst state, and catalyst dynamic substances, which are created by the perturbation.

If the measurement object is connected to a substance object, a substance node is created and an edge to the data object node is drawn.

I've heard that different minerals and substances have been created while in orbit?

This ensured that "some substances can be created that are already counted under the definition", putting the UK "ahead of the curve".