Sentence examples for model for substance from inspiring English sources

These results help demonstrate the need to adopt a chronic vs. acute care model for substance use.

The result is a consumer exposure model for substances associated with vegetable fats and oils.

For example, the NTP used the Sprague-Dawley rat in recent multigenerational studies for genistein because it is a better model for substances that may impact reproductive function than the F344/N rat (NTP 2006a).

Trying to integrate the results into the theory of triadic influence suggested by Petraitis et al., who developed the model for different substances ("Illicit Substance Use"), it can be seen that almost all intrapersonal distal factors are important for predicting binge drinking, but not all ultimate intrapersonal factors are.

The development of a library of quantitative SBML models for substances of general interest, along the lines presented here, could provide a versatile solution to that problem.

The New Jersey Substance Abuse Treatment Campus was funded to assess the feasibility of establishing a new model for delivering substance abuse treatment services and to serve as a research laboratory for conducting comparative evaluations of those services.

A main problem addressed in this series concerns the use of previous results on orbital flatness of a model for single substance crystallization.

(U.S. EPA 1996) Obviously, linear extrapolation is not conservative at all if it is actually the correct model for the substance at issue; even if the U.S. EPA does overestimate a dose response slope, it is unlikely that it does so by a compensating amount sufficient to cause the "two wrongs to equal one right" (Hattis and Goble 1996).

To assess participant perception of an integrated model of care for substance abuse in pregnancy.

The implication of this finding is that peers and older relatives would also serve as good role models for a substance use intervention program for young people in this setting.

However, the diagnostic criteria are modelled on those for substance dependence, emphasizing the negative impact of symptoms on social and personal function.