Sentence examples for continued substance from inspiring English sources

Patients were typically given a prescription for a one-week supply of buprenorphine initially and induction occurred at home or in the office; follow-up occurred weekly to monthly, based on the provider's discretion; patients were usually seen more frequently early in treatment or when there was continued substance use.

Although a daunting task, identifying individuals with mental illness and ensuring adequate service provision is crucial for preventing recurrence of violent offenses (Hiday et al. 2001), victimization (Hiday et al. 2001; Silver et al. 2005) and continued substance use (Swartz and Lurigio 2007).

Indeed, ASD's symptoms of SUD and CD (e.g., fire-setting, break-ins, and continued substance use despite problems [16]) epitomize extreme risky behaviors.

Elevated depressive symptoms, in turn, predict continued substance use as well as relapse to substance use across a variety of populations (Baker 2006; Baker et al. 2004).

Twelve reported losing friends or girlfriends, due to rejection in the context of developing symptoms or continued substance use or more rarely because of deaths due to substance use.

Although treatments are aimed at full abstinence, relapse and continued substance use are no reason to end the treatment, but they will require therapists to use the treatment protocol in a flexible way.

We have all been plunged into a world where nothing has any recognisable outlines any more, nothing any continuing substance.

Loss of control over substance intake has been operationalised as resistance to adversity in rodent models, since people suffering from addiction continue substance use despite their awareness of its negative consequences [1,2].

Conversely, ten intended to continue substance use in future and out of these ten, only three said that prescribed medication was helping them.

Furthermore, the overall, findings from this study are congruent with prior investigations on ex offender community re-entry outcomes, in that ex-offenders are at risk for continuing substance abuse, HCV and HIV co-infection, and limited well being (Caton et al. 2005; Cooke 2004; Lennings et al. 2006).

Despite his continuing substance-abuse problems, he starred in 1976 as Carlyle in David Rabe's Vietnam-era play "Streamers" at Lincoln Center.