Sentence examples for relapsing to from inspiring English sources

Tolerance decreases over time, occasionally leading those relapsing to overestimate the amount needed to achieve the desired, previous effect.

The Y-axis represents the rate of relapsing to a non-euthymic state of all subjects euthymic at baseline.

Despite 3 years of sustained sobriety from opioid use, she reported a de novo obsession about relapsing to heroin when her fiancée received an opiate prescription.

Crude oil is at a five-year low after the latest crisis in the Persian Gulf was defused, relapsing to a slump stemming from slack demand and excessive inventories.

Stress activates kappa opioid receptors (KORs) in the VTA, and the researchers found that by blocking the KORs, they could prevent the rats from relapsing to cocaine use while under stress.

Trade unions were encouraged as membership grew from 4.1 million in 1914 to 6.5 million in 1918, peaking at 8.3 million in 1920 before relapsing to 5.4 million in 1923.

At one point he notes his grey hair: has Jeff ruefully relapsed to his natural hue, forfeiting his claim to youth (and, correspondingly, to trysts with younger women)?

Addicts who miss an appointment or relapse to drug use during treatment could be tried on the underlying charge immediately under the governor's plan, and most do have a relapse at least once during treatment, experts say.

The primary efficacy endpoint has been defined as follows: "Relapse" to a new affective (depressive, manic or mixed) episode.

Background: Relapse to drug use is often seen when contingencies designed to reduce drug use are discontinued.

By maintaining tolerance, both buprenorphine and methadone make it much harder for people who relapse to overdose.