trace substance

A trace substance in the air, because we cross the Modes too quickly for him to absorb it.

It's an alloy with trace substances I can't even begin to get a handle on."

Bind hemoglobin molecules to trace substances sought by certain vines.

Harvesting materials: dredging sediment for elements like gold, diamonds or other valuable trace substances.

However, there seem to be no morphological studies on the actual uptake of trace substances and their route through the epithelial barrier.

However, ozone also participates in complex chemical reactions involving trace substances in the stratosphere.

In analytical chemistry, ashing is the process of mineralization for preconcentration of trace substances prior to chemical analysis.

Suppose there is some trace substance in the air of the Virtual Mode that is poisoning Burgess?"

One capsule should have counteracted the trace substances in the Kaldorni food that were harmful to human metabolism, but Kirk was eating too much.

Very fast air brings in assorted trace substances faster: dust, CO2, ammonia, maybe reducing agents and other things.)

Lasix is also believed to be capable of masking other prohibited substances because its diuretic qualities cause a horse to eliminate trace substances through its urine.

Vince Calder Mindy, Expanded polystyrene (EPS) or polystyrene foam is typically 90-95% air, with the rest being the polystyrene and trace substances.

On the other hand, the report emphasized the extraordinarily high activity of LSD, which corresponds to the activity of trace substances occurring in the organism that are considered to be responsible for certain mental disorders.

The GWP is defined as the ratio of the time-integrated radiative forcing from the instantaneous release of 1 kg of a trace substance relative to that of 1 kg of a reference gas: