Sentence examples for substances with one from inspiring English sources

The accuracy of POCUS to detect FBs differs for various substances with one study showing sensitivities for wood of 93% and plastic of 73% [4].

In principle, to generate a COSHH assessment form, the system would need to cross-reference a set of substances with one or more datasets and then use the results to interpolate a template.

Oxidative stress occurs when the generation of free radicals (i.e., substances with one or more impaired electrons) exceeds the capacity of antioxidant defense mechanisms.

Application to clinical data showed that the model is able to predict the time-courses of these three substances with one consistent time-invariant parameter set with an overall good accuracy.

NSAIDs represented nearly 50percentt of all substances, with one in three players being prescribed NSAIDs prior to a match, one in ten taking two or more different preparations, and some taking as many as five different preparations.

Dual diagnosis – a term used to describe the co-occurrence of substance dependence with one or more psychiatric disorders – compounds the independent impact of drug dependence and mental health problems and is widely documented in prison studies (Drake & Wallach, 2000; Ogloff et al., 2004; Ogloff et al., 2015).

In order to compare the TG/DTG and HF curves obtained for PR and BZ (active substances) with the ones for active substance-excipient mixture, the first are presented in Figure 1, but at a heating rate β = 7°C min-1.

Bottom ash (which differs from fly ash in that the former contains no heavy metals) is an ultrafine substance, with particles one-tenth to one-hundredth the width of a human hair.

Interactions between substance abuse counselors with one person role-playing a client were audiotaped and scored by trained teams of graduate and undergraduate students.

NM are defined as substances with at least one dimension smaller than 100 nm, with different physiochemical properties compared to their micrometer sized counterparts due to their high surface area.

Increased substance use was assessed with one question per substance (alcohol, tobacco, pharmaceuticals or cannabis/marihuana) with dichotomous answers (yes/no) asking if the users had increased their use.