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Meanings of subjective effects in English

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Results: Alcohol's physiological and subjective effects are associated with enhanced beta-endorphin release.
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Acute tolerance developed to the cardiovascular and several subjective effects of cocaine.
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Maintenance on MPH-SR decreased some of the positive subjective effects of cocaine.
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Linear mixed models evaluated subjective effects by THC concentration, BrAC, and interactions.
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Heart rate, blood pressure, subjective effects and venous blood were sampled repeatedly.
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Clinical studies suggest that progesterone attenuates the subjective effects of cocaine.
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We investigated the existence of SOPs and subjective effects on treatment in German EDs.
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Gabapentin did not significantly affect psychomotor task performance or the subjective effects of cocaine.
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Gabapentin did not decrease cocaine self-administration, cardiovascular measures, or most subjective effects of cocaine.
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We conducted a meta-analysis of placebo-controlled laboratory studies of the subjective effects of nicotine.
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Heroin also produced dose-related increases in several subjective effects.
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Otherwise the subjective effects of smoked and i.v.
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Blood THC concentrations were more consistent across subjects and more accurate at predicting cannabis' subjective effects.
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These data indicate modest tolerance rather than sensitization to the positive subjective effects of cocaine with repeated exposure.
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Vaporized cannabis subjective effects were similar to those previously reported after smoking, with duration extended by concurrent alcohol.
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The 40-mg dose significantly decreased peak subjective effects on day 8.
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