Sentence examples for that substances from inspiring English sources

It seemed to almost everyone who encountered them that substances so potent must have a use.

The San Francisco Chronicle has reported that substances believed to be steroids were found at both locations.

The council decided that substances used in Botox, a trade name for botulinum toxin A, could not be deemed "halal," or permissible, under Islamic law.

This categorisation rests largely on the fact that substances activate basic "reward pathways" in the brain associated with craving and obsession, and produce pathological behaviours.

He added that substances could be declared toxic under Canada's chemical management system if they had the potential for adverse effects in animals but not humans.

But it quickly added that "substances such as alcohol, tobacco, caffeine, food and medicinal products would be excluded from the scope of the offence".

Still, prosecutors were not taking Ms. Megalla's actions lightly, as they rely on the samples she tests to prove that substances in drug cases are illegal.

This postulate was validated when it was shown that substances allowing protons to flow readily across mitochondrial membranes uncouple oxidative electron transport from ATP production.

The main mechanism of adhesion is explained by the adsorption theory, which states that substances stick primarily because of intimate intermolecular contact.

Johann Joachim Becher in 1669 set forth his view that substances contained three kinds of earth, which he called the vitrifiable, the mercurial, and the combustible.

It was found that substances of different atomic weight could have the same atomic number; such substances were called isotopes of an element.