Sentence examples for stimulants based on from inspiring English sources

A new dispensing was set to over-ride previous assignments of exposure without adjustments for potential overlaps between time periods that were covered by stimulants based on the dispensed days' supply.

A recent meta-analysis provided indirect evidence that stimulants based on amfetamine may have slightly greater efficacy than those based on methylphenidate in reducing symptoms of ADHD in children and adolescents [ 1].

The rationale for the focus on stimulants is based on relatively high heritability estimates for stimulant dependence (41).

The rationale for using three different stimulants was based on the premise that several host immune and viral factors have the potential to interact during HAD, resulting in neuronal damage and loss.

Assumption of parity between stimulants is based on head-to-head trials of IR-MPH and XR-MPH [ 24, 26].

"Earlier today the UCI notified French rider Sylvain Georges of an Adverse Analytical Finding (presence of the stimulant Heptaminol based on the analysis report from the WADA accredited laboratory in Roma) in his urine sample collected at the Giro d'Italia on 10 May 2013.

Noted in the paper, an unpublished manuscript by Professor Francis Thackeray, the Phillip Tobias Chair in Palaeoanthropology, Evolutionary Studies Institute at University of the Witwatersrand, suggests that, "Shakespeare preferred Cannabis as a stimulant which had mind-stimulating properties," based on clippings from Shakespeare's texts, including Sonnet 76's mention of "invention in a noted weed".

There may remain a concern about abuse of stimulants, but not based on probability.

Where stimulants are considered appropriate, the choice of short- or long-acting stimulant should be based on both clinical requirements and the preferences of an individual and their family [ 9].

A second evaluation of the NMU of prescription ADHD stimulants among adults was based on 147,816 assessments from the National Addictions Vigilance Intervention and Prevention Program (NAVIPPRO) system.

Dosing of stimulants is not generally based on by-weight guidelines, and younger, smaller children may receive relatively higher by-weight doses than do older, larger children.