Sentence examples for substitute treatment from inspiring English sources

California appeared well on its way to passing a measure to let non-violent, low-level drug offenders substitute treatment for jail time, but Massachusetts leaned against such a measure, according to early returns.

Its primary recommendations are to substitute treatment for imprisonment for people who use drugs but do no harm to others, and to concentrate more coordinated international effort on combating violent criminal organizations rather than nonviolent, low-level offenders.

The drug in question is mephedrone [not to be confused with the opioid substitute treatment methadone], a synthetic stimulant drug that is relatively new on the UK drug scene although it has been popular in Israel for a number of years.

Although this study had a small sample size, it adds to the body of evidence of antibiotic-impregnated bone substitute treatment of patients with infected nonunion.

Our experiments provide a proof-of-principle that engineered tissue constructs can function as an electrical conduit and, ultimately, may offer a substitute treatment to conventional pacing therapy.

In general, the major barrier to the use of the modality was nonavailability of UV therapy machine (66.1%) followed by availability of a substitute treatment modality (13.5%).

This therefore calls for research into substitute treatments, of which, medicinal plants derived compounds offer a viable alternative.

Accurate forecasting and ensuring availability of drugs is of key importance as patients may be triaged and delayed from substituting treatment regimens due to stock-out threats.

All of us are tempted to substitute preferential treatment for abusive treatment.

Therefore this intervention, whilst clearly no substitute for treatment, may be a useful supplement, or alternative when people refuse other forms of treatment or do not meet the criteria for specialist care.

This intervention is not a substitute for treatment.