Sentence examples for cigarettes higher from inspiring English sources

In individuals who smoke more than 10 pack-years of cigarettes, higher levels of CRP during young adulthood are associated with greater risk of COPD in middle age.

The use of this traditional type of tobacco was associated with living in rural areas, older average age, lower level of education, male gender, slightly lower consumption of cigarettes, higher social acceptability of smoking, and positive attitudes toward tobacco regulation [ 15].

These are consistent with other evidence (e.g. [ 17, 46, 65, 70- 72]) that Black people have a slightly higher prevalence of smoking, a later age of starting to smoke, a lower daily cigarette consumption per smoker, a lower propensity to quit, and a preference for cigarettes higher in tar and nicotine.

Male participants rated thicker circumference cigarettes higher than female participants, and women rated cigarettes with less smoke and no smoke higher than men [ 70]. Brown & Williamson International (then BAT's American subsidiary) similarly aimed to develop brands for Korean females who favoured extra length and value-for-money [ 71].

Advertisements on social media sites tout e-cigarettes' high-tech features and flavors, which may help them appeal to youth.

All raters were blind regarding the type of cigarette (high or denicotinized) or spray (active or placebo) that the patient had received.

His acting style was characterized by unbridled exaggeration and pronounced mannerisms; his signature gesture in which he deftly flipped a cigarette high in the air and caught it between his lips was adored by his intensely devoted fans.

But – and this is key -- no user would ever actually heat an e-cigarette high enough to produce the recorded levels of formaldehyde in the study.

Here's a lyrical sampling that will only serve to increase the bullying element: "A 20th century Fox came by/ A gold tipped cigarette high in his jaws/ Contracts, PDs, Nose-Bags, TV-shows/ And everything with no remorse".

The proportion of consumer expenditure which goes to cigarettes is higher for people on higher incomes.

Infants who were prenatally exposed to more cigarettes had higher levels of negative affect at both time points.