Whereas some neurobiological theories suggest that these processes become dissociated when drug use develops into an addiction (i.e., "liking" becomes weaker, whereas "wanting" becomes exaggerated; e.g., Robinson & Berridge, 1993), other theories suggest that there is a linear relationship between these two processes (i.e., both "liking" and "wanting" increase equally; e.g., Koob & Le Moal, 1997).
His daughter, Caroline Christensenn), an honors student, has been using cocaine and heroin which gradually develops into a drug addiction after her boyfriend Seth (Grace) introduces her to free-basing heroin.
The tumour initiation process is driven by continuous oncogene expression which frequently develops into oncogene addiction during tumour maintenance (e.g. in the case of Bcr/Abl, EGFR, Flt3-ITD, Jak2V617F, c-Kit) (Weinstein, 2002).
Some researchers, the survey notes, have theorized that this natural response can develop into an unhealthy reward signal, therefore causing a disordered addiction.
The drugs don't develop into an addiction/recovery narrative; the promiscuity does not lead Marie either to a violent end or an epiphany.
She will not develop into an adult.
He has developed into an awesome batsman".
John Wall has developed into an All-Star.
In a 2011 survey of UK school children, the prevalence of regular smoking among 15-year-olds was 11% 1. Determining modifiable causes of smoking initiation in adolescence and how initial smoking habits develop into chronic addiction is important for prevention strategies.
He sailed the coasts of California and Baja, Mexico, with his father, a Navy lieutenant, and developed into a talented competitive surfer, following waves to Hawaii and financing his surf addiction through magazine photography.
