Sentence examples for drinking control from inspiring English sources
The DRCS is a brief measure designed to assess multidimensional cognitions of drinking, including perception of drinking problems, perception of impaired drinking control, readiness to change, decisional balancing, and self-efficacy in alcohol-dependent patients.
Health taxes would help to compensate for the additional costs to the health insurance system caused by use of these products; they would also provide additional funding for betel nut and drinking control efforts.
Primordial follicle numbers were reduced in ovaries of pups whose dams consumed water with 0.001- or 0.120-μM UN, compared with primordial follicles in pup ovaries from dams drinking control tap water.
Mice exposed to UN or DES had significantly increased uterine weight at 0.120 μM U and 0.19 μM DES, 3.6 and 3.8 times greater, respectively, compared with mice drinking control tap water.
The Official Scale considers 47 tasks grouped into 10 activities (eating and drinking, control of physical needs, bathing and hygiene, other physical care, dressing and undressing, maintaining one's health, mobility, moving inside the home, moving outside the home and housework).
Revenue generated from health taxes on betel nuts and alcoholic beverages could be transferred to the National Health Insurance reserve fund or used to defray the cost of betel nut and drinking control measures.
By using an event-related potential technique, Zhang et al. [9] suggested the right hemisphere dysfunction in alcoholics unlike that of drinking controlled subjects.
For the Luria-Nebraska Item 99 ratio, raw scores were converted to z-scores based on the performance of 30 non-smoking light drinking controls, as there are no norms available for this measure.
A heavy-drinking control group performed similar tasks that did not increase in difficulty.
Compared with water-drinking control mice, the ethanol-drinking animals developed palpable tumors earlier and also developed larger tumors.
The study found that the ethanol group exhibited higher primary tumor growth rates, increased final tumor weights, and a twofold increase in lung metastases compared with the water-drinking control group.
