Sentence examples for timing of substance from inspiring English sources

The predictors of the timing of substance use dependency were gender, family conflict by age 5, involvement in the child welfare system, social maturity at age 9, adolescent school mobility, and school dropout by age 16.

Although less well understood, developmental timing of substance abuse has been assumed to be important as well, with different outcomes (e.g., addiction) expected depending on when certain events (e.g., onset of substance use) occur over the life course.

Despite the literature on the impact of puberty timing on substance use, most studies were based on bivariate associations [ 1, 2, 4, 10, 12, 16, 17].

The immediate reperfusion is thus a crucial moment when protective mechanisms (kinase signalling systems, ROS, acidosis) can be not only activated spontaneously or enhanced by the ischaemic pre/postconditioning, but also violated by inappropriate interventions, for example, incorrect timing of alkalising substances and antioxidating agents.

Yesterday, Biden emerged from talks with Abbas in Ramallah, on the occupied West Bank, and repeated his criticisms of the timing and substance of Israel's announcement.

Previous literature, in contrast, has revealed that early pubertal timing increases the risk of substance use.

Mr. Bush's objections involved questions of timing and substance.

"I think it's a matter of timing and substance," the SEC official said.

PAGE A12 Split on Bipartisan Bill President Bush objected to the timing and substance of major bipartisan legislation that offers a plan for a patients' bill of rights.

But the National League for Democracy, commonly called by its acronym, N.L.D., has come under criticism for both the timing and substance of its objections.

Expectations of a Franco-German initiative had hardened after a day of frantic discussions in Brussels and across Europe over what to do about Greece and the mixed signals over the timing and substance of the response.