Sentence examples for medicated by from inspiring English sources

He has been voluntarily taking medication since July; for months before that, he was medicated by force, under orders of the Bureau of Prisons, Judge Burns said.

Information about the interconnection of entities is captured in relations such as "is medicated by" for the compound a patient receives as medication or "regulates" for a protein that regulates expression of a gene.

It's medicated by mundanity.

Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is a chronic intestinal inflammatory condition that is medicated by genetic, immune, and environmental factors.

Afterwards all accountability was lost, in a complacent helpless country medicated by the sweet syrup of cable television and air conditioning.

His turbulent moods — mitigated by a good day's work, medicated by a good long drink — were the weather in our ecosystem.

The Sibyl delivered her inspired pronouncements in a sacred frenzy or trance that was possibly drug-induced and for which she would now almost certainly be counter-medicated by a patriarchal mental-health establishment.

At first he used to self-medicate by pacing the streets of St Louis or swimming frantic lengths in a nearby pool.

The strict controls shut out many addicts, leaving them to self-medicate by buying suboxone on the street, according to physicians, drug counselors and addicts.

Second, people with mental illness may "self-medicate" by using substances to alleviate the consequences and/or social issues caused by their mental health symptoms (Chilcoat & Breslau, 1998; Harris & Edlund, 2005; Mueser et al., 1998).

As adults, there are endless ways to control or cover up the uncomfortable feelings of life, and this is why we self-medicate by overspending, overeating, over-drinking, over-sexing, over-thinking, and distracting ourselves with the media.These are all the ways that we deny our natural states and say no instead of yes to life.