Sentence examples for severe dependence from inspiring English sources

For alcohol dependency we explored whether the insignificant result was due to our relatively broad definition of any dependency, by testing the effects of moderate and severe dependence on alcohol (as defined by the SADQ) alone, but these were not statistically significant either.

Twenty years later, use had turned to abuse and Jackson was suffering severe dependence, according to subsequent interviews with his staff.

But after two years, those with more severe dependence were drinking less, on average, if they had received the more intensive therapy.

Symptoms were broadly similar to alcohol withdrawal but often occurred earlier in usage with delirium being associated with severe dependence as determined by more frequent ingestion.

In asymmetrical K+, single channels with voltage dependence similar to the one expected for KV10.1, most remarkably the severe dependence of the activation time constant on the prepulse potential described for this channel and commonly used to identify it (see e.g. ref [10]) and a chord conductance of 8.3±0.6 pS was detected (Figure 10 B, C).

It is usually those with severe dependence who are under study in neuroscience.

A score of two is indicative of moderate-severe dependence in individuals who require assistance with some activities or need some help from another person every day to carry out ADLs.

The findings of this study showed that subjects with severe nicotine dependence had less severity in negative symptoms compared to the nonnicotine dependent subjects.

The lower education degree, injection, poly-drug use and 3 or more relapse were dependently associated with the severe nicotine dependence, and the adjusted odds ratio (OR) were 3.8 (1.5–10.0), 2.3 (1.3 4.0), 3.7 (2.1 6.5) and 1.9 (1.1 3.4) respectively.

Multivariate analysis of covariance was used to examine the relationship between nonsmokers (n = 112, 61.9%), smokers with severe nicotine dependence (n = 21, 11.6%), mild-moderate nicotine dependence (n = 48, 26.5%), and PANSS scores, while controlling the gender, ethnicity, use of atypical antipsychotic medication, income, and comorbid using illicit drug or alcohol (Table 2).

The mean SADQ for the alcohol-dependent group was 33.7 (SD 16.0), which is indicative of severe alcohol dependence (>30) and consistent with mean scores for previous studies (mean 26.9 34.2) [ 42– 42].