Sentence examples for addicted state from inspiring English sources

Rearrangements of the ALK gene lead to an oncogene addicted state due to the aberrant ALK activation.

We propose that long-term abstinence in psychostimulant abusers may be achieved not only by targeting putative mechanistic pathways, but also by optimizing drug treatment regimens designed to disrupt the neural processes underlying the addicted state.

OO US Fossil Fuel Addicted State Economies Now Suffer Withdrawal Symptons - especially in Alaska, where oil has declined; in Wyoming, dependent on coal; and in North Dakota, as the gas boom has gone bust.

74, 75 Prima facie, this model is intuitively appealing, but also implies a unique capability of addictive drugs, rather than natural behaviors, to create an addicted state.

If these rewards are only capable of eliciting a weak response (or at least inside the normal physiological range) within the critical neural circuitry, then behaviors like gambling may require additional ingredients in order for them to transition into a full-blown addicted state.

Lawson admitted to taking cocaine and cannabis but denied she had been addicted, stating, "I found it made an intolerable situation tolerable".

His insurrection could also be seen as representing a revolt by anxious southerners against the prospect of reforms that could stanch the flow of cash to regions long addicted to state aid.It would be richly paradoxical (and thus wholly Italian) if the year of Italy's 150th birthday were to see not national unity but a bitter struggle between northerners and southerners for the soul of the right.

This was a barbed riposte to the contemporary condemnation of youth culture, implying that, compared to the thousands of housewives firmly addicted to state-subsidised prescription tranquillisers in order to get them "through their busy day", a few pilled-up mods were no problem at all.

Chronic stress can result in a sort of urgency addiction, where we are addicted to the state of always being "on" (Hummel, 1994).

Stories are opium to the curious and I become addicted to a state of being able to interpret them.

The album was ultimately regarded by many as a bloated, over-indulgent version of Oasis, which Gallagher has since blamed on the drug-addicted state and indifference of the band at the time.