Sentence examples for youth administered from inspiring English sources

Botox, Juvederm, Perlane, etc. -- those quick-fix shots of youth administered to brows, lips, and smile lines.

MRFFG's multilingual youth administered the surveys in a nonthreatening manner, collecting information, not enforcing regulations.

SOPLAY (System for Observing Play and Leisure Activity in Youth) was administered in all 23 schools to measure the levels of student physical activity and playground environmental factors such as equipment provision.

Campaigning Mental health YouTuber and blogger at ellensocdblog.wordpress.com; OCD Action volunteer raising awareness of OCD and a member of its youth panel; administering several mental health groups on Facebook.

Cengiz et al. (abstract 19) performed euglycemic glucose clamps in seven type 1 diabetic youth after administering glargine and lispro insulin 0.4 and 0.2 units/kg body wt either as separate injections or mixed and found that mixing virtually abolished the lispro effect and should not be recommended.

Carol has also served as director of the Mississippi Department of Human Services Office of Children and Youth, where she administered Mississippi's federally funded child care subsidy programs.

Youth were individually administered neuropsychological measures of executive functioning and intelligence and completed self-report measures of executive dysfunction, coping, and depressive symptoms in small groups; the latter two measures were completed again 4 months later (Time 2 [T2]).

She's one of about 500 low-income teens in Ventura County enrolled in Summer Jobs Plus, a federally funded youth employment program administered by the local Workforce Investment Board and run by the county superintendent of schools office.

However, control subjects' responses to the baseline questions that were comparable with those administered to youth taking the Youth Risk Behavior Survey give evidence that our controls were like Pennsylvania youth in seatbelt use and substance use (see eAppendix 3, reporting results; http://links.lww.com/EDE/A975).lww.com/EDE/A975

Twelve percent of the state's seventh-grade girls and eight percent of boys attempted suicide, according to responses on the 1996 Voice of Connecticut Youth survey, which was administered by the State Department of Public Health.

According to the Pennsylvania Youth Survey, which is administered every two years to students from 6th through 12th grade, 39% of young people reporting drug use acquire prescription drugs from a family member in their household.