Foreign substance definition
Foreign substance means any element or combination of elements in excess of that naturally occurring in the groundwater, including re-used or re-claimed water and tailwater, and may also include instances where open-ditch water is treated when a pump discharge pipe is submerged in the ditch.
Foreign substance means any drug, medicine, or any other substance uncommon to the greyhound’s body which can or may affect the racing condition of a greyhound or which can or may affect sampling or testing procedures.
Foreign substance means any substance not in the subject's body when a 20- minute observation period is commenced, excluding a substance introduced due to normal breathing.
More Definitions of Foreign substance
Foreign substance means any drug, medicine, or any other substance foreign to the greyhound’s body, which does or could affect the racing condition of a greyhound, or which does or could affect sampling or testing procedures. Foreign substances include but are not limited to stimulants, depres- sants, local anesthetics, narcotics, and analgesics.
Foreign substance means dirt gravel sand stalks stones insects and insect refuse and any other foreign matter (whether organic or inorganic) on or in dried fruits;
Foreign substance means a substance such as a gas, liquid or solid including a chemical, waste product, steam, water from any Auxiliary Water Supply (Drinking Water or otherwise), or any other substance that may cause Contamination of the Drinking Water contained within a Drinking Water System.
Foreign substance means materials not commonly found in the human mouth; it does not include dental appliances, dental adhesives, orthodontics or orthotics.
Foreign substance means any non-tobacco substance mixed into the raw material in the course or growing or processing, or into the finished product, that can be isolated by simple physical methods;
Foreign substance means any element or combination of elements in excess of that naturally occurring in the groundwater including re-used water, re-claimed water, tailwater, and may