Sentence examples for substitution services from inspiring English sources

Figure 3 shows the fractions of averaged sectorial C stock changes and C substitution services averaged over time horizons from 10 to 300 years.

Second, too many opiate substitution services in Europe currently do not include syringe provision, or else people are required to quit using drugs in order to be allowed to access opiate substitution treatment.

The bus hit the bridge near Helen's Bay on Thursday night, when it was being used as a rail substitution service.

In contrast, the C substitution service is regularly renewed so that its share in climate services increases and dominates over time (Figure 3). Figure 3 Share of C substitution and C sequestration over time horizons of 10, 50, 100 and 300 years.

In contrast, the C substitution service is regularly renewed so that its share in climate services increases and dominates over time.

To its credit, the White House recently announced a $1 billion package for 2016-2017 to deal with this crisis, including efforts to expand medication-assisted treatment to up to 45 U.S. states, expand methadone-substitution services to 700 providers, and evaluate outcomes.

Alongside that, they've increased the provision of treatment of harm reduction services, such as opiate substitution treatment and needle exchange services, and they've seen a massive reduction in the levels of HIV infections related to heroin use, and also reductions in drug-related deaths.

The substitution of services for products has emerged as an increasingly popular business model and dematerialization and service-based consumption have become a major trend in European society [34, 35].

Substitution between services as well as alternative implementations are also provided to best exploit available resources.

Clients of substitution therapy services were required to carry a certificate stating that their methadone had been supplied legally; however, often people did not have this documentation.

This model, also referred to as the "medical case management model" [ 8] and the "gate-keeper model" [ 9] employs a physician gatekeeper with expectations of cost containment by arranging substitution of services.