Sentence examples for unusual substance from inspiring English sources

The determination of the physicochemical properties of short-chain PFAAs requires, due to the unusual substance properties, specific methods.

Well, water is a very unusual substance in many ways.

Kratom is an unusual substance, with a storied history of use in Thailand and Malaysia, typically to fortify workers, treat diarrhea, and reduce pain.

Zirconium tungstate is an unusual substance in that it shrinks in all directions when heated, whereas most other substances expand when heated.

According to this belief, when the gods and demons were churning the ocean of milk to obtain amrita (drink of immortality), they came across many unusual substances including a deadly poison.

Fourth, because 17 of the genes on the pRF plasmid have not been characterized (or annotated), it cannot be ruled out that pRF isn't a degrative plasmid, enabling the digestion of unusual substances like toluene or salicylic acid, which may be encountered in primary and secondary host environments.

She plays the role entirely out front, as if in keeping with a cynical conception — in keeping with Luhrmann's superficial churning of the party scenes — of the young woman of impossible dreams being an ordinary person of not-unusual substance or character whose wonder exists only in Gatsby's fantastic visions.

The next morning, two detectives arrive at the apartment after Ed goes out, telling Scully that Ed's neighbor is missing and blood was found in her apartment with an unusual chemical substance in it.

For example, the gene-environment interaction is translated into unusual xenobiotic substance metabolism (controlled by cytochrome P450 and other enzymes) that increases the risk to develop BEN only in those individuals that bear certain gene variants that code for the detoxification enzymes (Atanasova et al. 2005).

In her bio, she states she's "on a mission to explore the physical and mathematical nature of unusual forms, substances and materials to show the hidden beauty and magic of our natural world that constantly surrounds us".

The cocaine users also reported more dysphoric mood compared with the healthy volunteers, which is not unusual for substance-dependent individuals (Buckley et al., 2001).