Sentence examples for abuse changes from inspiring English sources
Re "After Abuse, Changes in the Brain" (Feb. 24): We have known for a long time that extreme adversity or illness can induce structural changes in the brain.
Rehabilitation unit staff attitudes toward substance abuse: changes and similarities between 1985 and 2001.
By January, Twitter plans to have implemented all the abuse changes outlined in the internal email published by Wired earlier this week, as well as the new ones shared today.
Although the effects of alcohol on metabolic processes in the body have been studied widely, there do not appear to be any previous reports clarifying how substance abuse changes metabolic profiles of pregnant women during the first trimester of pregnancy.
"The abuse changed who I was," she said.
The processing of the perpetrators' own memories of their abuse changed their views and physiological reactions.
When Upworthy posted an article about a Kickstarter campaign for a feature film about how sexual abuse changed Sasha Neulinger and his familys' lives, it raised $137,000 in a week.
"The verdict establishes that what we said, and went through, is true," said Juan Carlos Cruz, 44, a corporate executive now living in the United States who was abused by Father Karadima at age 16. "I would like to see the law on the statute of limitations regarding sexual abuse changed because the law may say one thing, but the effects of the abuses always remain".
But her ex-husband, whom Jaclyn had accused of domestic abuse, changed his mind ― and took her to family court.
In this case, the parameter estimate for history of alcohol or substance abuse changed from significant to insignificant with the introduction of the IMR variable.
Drugs of abuse change the D2 autoreceptor activation of GIRK conductance (Arora et al., 2011; Gantz et al., 2013; Dragicevic et al., 2014; Sharpe et al., 2014).
