Sentence examples for measures of addiction from inspiring English sources

Prior studies of smoking among Lebanese pregnant women have not reported on measures of addiction and quitting plans.

Armstrong et al. studied impulsivity and self-esteem as measures of addiction, showed that self-esteem was a better, but not an absolute predictor, of Internet addiction [16].hatcher and Goolam argued that high risk groups associate their time allocated online with excitement and independence [17].

An additional 424 genes were nominated based on behavioral genetic analysis of 255 measures of addiction related phenotypes obtained by the Tennessee Mouse Genome Consortium in the recently expanded panel of over 60 BXD recombinant inbred mouse lines (Chesler and colleagues, submitted).

Hence, the availability of brief and reliable self-reported measures of addiction for epidemiological studies would be highly desirable.

In this study, we determined that the treatment identification strategy of the 2006 HEDIS Initiation and Engagement quality measures of addiction treatment had a reasonable high true-positive rate when the care was provided in an addiction specialty setting.

But please, addiction is not a measure of poverty; it is a measure of addiction, which may be and probably is associated with poverty.

Whatever the case, both Dr. Lee and Nagle stress that very few meth users ever get the bugs and using them as a measure of addiction either individually or as scare tactics in a fear campaign is stupid and harmful.

Smoking status and cessation : (hypothesis 2) the smoking status of patients at baseline was established by recording the number of cigarettes smoked and the length of time before the first cigarette in the morning (a measure of addiction) [ 25].

We aimed to assess measures of cigarette addiction, quitting plans, and behaviors prior to and during pregnancy, and their correlates among current pregnant women in Lebanon.

In present study, we added some specific limitations on the established measures of internet addiction, such as 'you spend most of your time playing online games (>80%)'.

Although this may seem paradoxical, the dissociation may be a result of the behavior tasks measuring different stages of addiction.