The phrase "assist substance" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a substance that aids or supports something, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The lab is testing a new compound that could assist substance absorption in the body."
Alternatives: "support material" or "aid substance".
He has varied experience of fundraising and project management and is currently a non-executive director of an international faith-based charitable organisation, a trustee of a UK based Charitable Trust, founder of an educational scholarship in Sri Lanka and a trustee of a voluntary organisation assisting substance abusers.
Compared to IAI, CASI produced equally reliable screening information on substance use and symptom severity, with test retest intraclass correlations for ASSIST total and substance-specific scores ranging from 0.7 to 0.9, and ASSIST substance-specific scores and a substance abuse disorder diagnosis based on the Structured Clinical Interview (SCID) were significantly correlated for IAI and CASI.
To conduct a pilot study to assist pregnant substance abusers to enter drug treatment.
The development of decision making paradigms has prompted a consideration that an underlying deficit may assist in explaining substance dependence.
The STFM Addictions Working Group could assist by organizing Substance Abuse Theme Days and by creating a "resource list" of faculty who would be willing to teach curriculum modules at other programs and/or assist in developing substance abuse curricula.
This course includes information on how to assist someone with a substance use problem and someone in a substance use crisis (e.g., psychosis associated with intoxication).
Nevertheless, such differences cannot hide some significant regularities in signals V t) for each substance that assist to identify it.
The TLFB is an established calendar-based assessment tool created to assist client recall of substance consumption over a desired time period using date-based memory triggers.
A previous investigation observed that positive affect may promote cognitive-behavioral coping efforts that assist individuals with decreasing substance use (Wills et al. 1999), and positive affect may also build the capacity of individuals to refrain from engaging in injection drug use.
In his directive, Mr. Ashcroft said that "prescribing, dispensing or administering federally controlled substances to assist suicide" violated the act, which was passed by Congress in 1970.
