Sentence examples for implement a drug from inspiring English sources
The Best Foundation for a Drug Free America has pledged $500,000 to implement a drug prevention and education curriculum in Los Angeles schools that will reach 72,000 children during 1993.
In 1960, the World Health Organization (WHO) commissioned Dr. Convit to implement a drug development and surveillance program for the treatment of several parasitic diseases, and to lead the Cooperative Center for Drug Evaluation in the Americas.
The FRA moved quickly in the aftermath of the crash to implement a drug-testing program for railroad workers.
These demonstrate how to write and run models for the PK of a drug with one and two compartments, how to import and display data, simulate variability between individuals and a implement a drug-target binding model.
By analyzing drug-induced changes in disease-specific patterns of gene expression, a new algorithm called DeMAND identifies the genes involved in implementing a drug's effects.
Our recently issued Report to America summarizes the lessons we have learned in designing and implementing a drug program for Medicare beneficiaries -- lessons that could be valuable to the continuing policy debate.
They've implemented a drug auditing process since the 90s, when they opened, where any drugs they found they handed over to the police.
However, before implementing a drug switch the potential impact on disease control and the true economic cost must be carefully considered.
In Survey I, teachers and students were asked to complete a questionnaire to determine which school year they thought would be most appropriate for implementing a drug-prevention program for adolescents (we completed a similar survey as part of previous research).
In order to continue receiving federal funding, public schools and universities should be required to implement a standardized drug education and overdose prevention program covering the dangers of drug mixing.
He is the co-chairman of a study committee that wants to implement a random drug screening program that would test 15percentt of Ridge High's students each year to monitor their behavior when they're not in school.
