Sentence examples for substances which has from inspiring English sources

In his report, Clarke also issued a clear warning to Truss that the lack of any national strategy to tackle the crisis around new psychoactive substances, which has been linked to 39 deaths, was endangering Gove's prison reform and rehabilitation programme.

The supercooling point of the studied subterranean species is probably close to the freezing temperature of hemolymph without the presence of additional osmoregulation or antifreezing substances, which has been estimated at −2.79°C for a hemolymph osmolality of 1.5 osmoles [ 26].

The European Monitoring Centre (EMCDDA) met last week and listed 41 new substances which have emerged in 2010 alone.

In the past six days, nine men have been taken ill in Rochdale after taking variations of the substances, which have a similar effect to some Class A drugs.

"The section on NPS in our recent annual report describes trends over the period 2009 to 2012 in a range of emerging substances including former pharmaceutical or therapeutic drugs which could be misused and substances which have subsequently become controlled drugs".

A parallel report examined the worldwide popularity of so-called "legal highs", chemicals designed to replicate the effects of illegal substances, which have been linked to dozens of recent deaths in Britain.

In a laboratory where temperature and light were regulated day and night, he dosed them with mescalin, caffeine, carbon monoxide, amphetamines, and apparently most of the other drugs or substances which have been found to have an ill effect on humans.

To those with whom I came in contact I explained that I thought it was nothing more than fine particles of mineral substances which had been forced up into the clouds by the volcano, and carried along above the region of the earth's influence.

Soluble surface-active cationic substances, which have bactericidal effect, remain.

Cannabinoids (also called) cannabis are plant-derived addictive substances which have been used widely for thousands of years [1].

No doubt Lewis has philosophical arguments for denying that mental states are substances which have their causal powers non-essentially, or substances that lack causal powers altogether.