The phrase "available for smoking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are indicating that something, such as a product or area, is permitted or designated for smoking.
Example: "The outdoor patio is available for smoking, while the indoor areas are strictly non-smoking."
Alternatives: "permitted for smoking" or "designated for smoking".
Biener said that using public funds to provide NRT to the population at large is of questionable value, particularly when it reduces the amount of money available for smoking interventions shown in previous studies to be effective, such as media campaigns, promotion of no-smoking policies, and tobacco price increases.
Effective pharmacotherapies are available for smoking cessation but their efficacy is established through randomised controlled trials where the medication is supplied direct to subjects.
A thorough search of the electronic databases indicated that there are no transition probabilities available for smoking COPD patients in this specific time frame.
In the broader community, cognitive-behavioral interventions are widely available for smoking cessation and physical exercise, among others, yet such programmes are rarely part of regional diabetes care packages, which are covered entirely by the basic social health insurance (SHI) package that is mandatory for Dutch citizens.
Most data is currently available for smoking and SHS (N=37 cohorts), occupational exposures (N=33), outdoor air pollution, and allergens and microbial agents (N=27).
Although the investigated smokers indicated the need for behavioral support, there aren't any widely available services for smoking cessation in Poland.
It therefore makes sense that brief advice or any other available treatment for smoking cessation should be included in the management plan of TB patients.
According to the 2008 US Public Health Service Guidelines, HIV+ smokers may use any of the available pharmacotherapeutic agents for smoking cessation.
In the 61% in whom smoking status data was available, on adjustment for smoking the effect remained significant (OR 1.12, p = 0.02).> -wrap-foot> Model 1: association of hip fracture with cumulative years exposure to TZD with adjustment for sex and time-varying covariates (age, calendar month, ever-use of TZD).
Because 61.7% of adolescents did not answer the smoking questionnaire, we did not include smoking as a covariable in the main analyses in adolescents but conducted a sensitivity analysis in those with smoking data available to see if adjusting for smoking affected the associations.
Available evidence to inform treatment strategies for smoking cessation in type 2 diabetes is limited.
