Sentence examples for and types of substances from inspiring English sources

Eight participants reported an episode of problematic accommodation, such as a hostel, during which they had escalated their substance use, in terms of quantity and types of substances used.

One critical first step in developing such services is understanding patterns of AOD service utilisation before incarceration and the extent and types of substance use diagnosis in this population.

To test for bias, it will be necessary to record some basic, unidentifiable data about the patients who refuse to participate in the study; e.g., age, sex, and type of substances used.

Both this and the US studies of opioid dependent samples confirmed other research observations of high Neuroticism and low Conscientiousness in substance use disorders, across nationalities, sample age (US samples were older than the Norwegian one) and type of substances used (US participants were frequently co-dependent on cocaine).

There were no interaction effects between sequencing and type of substance use.

Specifically, we examine the relationship between foster care history and adult substance use (including age of initiation, frequency, severity and type of substance), mental illness, vocational functioning, service use and duration of homelessness.

Gender (female) and age (>30) correlate with success in the program and reduced recidivism, but nature of index crime (felony or misdemeanor; property or person or drugs or public order), diagnosis, and type of substance abused do not.

Possible confounders of the relationships between AAO and type of substance or sequencing were chosen on the basis of differences found in bivariate analyses and findings from earlier studies.

Finally, the representativeness of outpatient clinics in Norway might be questioned, both according to the prevalence and type of substance use in the catchment areas and the clinical routines in the units.

Frequency and type of substance use over the past month were recorded using the Maudsley Addiction Profile (MAP) [ 24], a structured interview which inquires about a wide range of substances and the number of days used in the past month, the amount used on a typical day, and the route of administration.

Every item of SF-12 and the Q-LES-Q-SF was examined for DIF across four parameters within the sample: sex (male and female), age (above and below the median), education level (junior and senior high school) and type of substance dependence (alcohol and opiate dependence).