The phrase "alcoholism with" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a relationship or association with alcoholism, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "The study focused on the effects of alcoholism with mental health disorders."
Alternatives: "alcoholism and" or "alcoholism in relation to".
Although no statistically significant associations were observed in this independent sample (P = 0.41), a trend in the same direction was observed, with the rare ENT1-216Thr allele being associated with increased risk of alcoholism with alcohol withdrawal seizures [OR = 1.69, 95% CI = (0.47, 5.99)].
Finally, we tested for association of the ENT1-216Thr variant with alcohol dependence and alcoholism with withdrawal seizures.
Together with the functional data, our findings suggest a potential contribution of a genetic variant of ENT1 to the development of alcoholism with increased risk of alcohol withdrawal-induced seizures in humans.
Consistent with our hypothesis, the 647C variant of the human ENT1 gene was found to be associated with alcoholism with the history of alcohol withdrawal seizures in our first human sample.
This study suggests that a functional variant of human ENT1 gene might contribute to alcoholism with with increased risk of alcohol withdrawal seizures.
Though alcoholics were higher among defaulted in all the strata, the association of alcoholism with default was significant only in coastal [OR-3.2,CI (1.5 6.8 ], plain [OR -1.8,CI(1.1–2.9)] and MC [OR-2.3,CI(1.3–4.2)] strata.
He struggles with alcoholism, and with his conflicts about his sexuality.
During his 68-game suspension from the league for choking Carlesimo, Mullin, who struggled with alcoholism while with the Warriors, consoled Sprewell.
The heavy metal staining within the LC of one individual with alcoholism accords with the finding by some workers that LC neurons are damaged by alcohol excess [ 38].
Even her battle with alcoholism is dispatched with a few jokes and a few home truths.
People with alcoholism, especially those with the liver diseases cirrhosis and hepatitis, are at risk of deficiency.
