Sentence examples for direct addictive from inspiring English sources

All the fleece traits were influenced by direct addictive genetic and individual permanent environment effects.

DAVID CRANE Chief Executive, NRG Energy Princeton, N.J., Nov. 13, 2011 To the Editor: Your article does a great service in detailing the oversubsidization of alternative energy, but doesn't mention the biggest problem with these kinds of direct subsidies: They are addictive and create long-term corporate dependency.

However, direct neurobiological comparison between addictive disorders is rare.

Despite considerable divergences, most influential theories of cocaine addiction (including recent neurocomputational models [44], [45]) postulate that cocaine is initially addictive through its direct and supranormal stimulation of dopamine signaling in the ventral striatum [15], [22], [46] [49].

The industry claims there is no direct evidence that FOBTs are addictive and is drawing up a new code of practice to protect gamblers from harm.

Even so, Direct Connect is economical, practical and addictive.

It's direct, it's logical, it's addictive.

For those of you who haven't played it, Flight Control is a highly addictive game that involves directing tiny aircraft to their landing pads.

Skimming-based reading fostered by the internet is addictive in that it makes directed reading a chore, thus effectively killing deep reading, and consequently, deep thought.

So to make sure Facebook stays entertaining and addictive, it's giving users more direct control over what they see by revamping News Feed Preferences.

Effects on gene expression and cell number, along with resultant or direct effects on synaptic function, may contribute to increased addictive properties and long-term behavioral deficits.