Sentence examples for consequent smoking from inspiring English sources

It is found that the electrical resistivity of the oxide overlayer strongly influences the charging behavior of the powder bed and that a high resistivity promotes charge accumulation and consequent smoking.

These studies were designed to examine whether varying N-acetyltransferase enzyme activity according to N-acetyltransferase polymorphism differentially affected the periodontal risk due to cigarette smoking through the consequent effect on metabolism of smoke-derived xenobiotics.

This negative association could result from the decrease in estrogen levels linked to cigarette smoking and its consequent effect on Mn mobilization.

Davies has reported on the dependency of the economy on tobacco income in Malawi and the consequent difficult to promote anti-smoking efforts [ 22].

For these authors, reduced BW in neonates of smoking women is not consequent to altered leptin concentration.

High smoking prevalence and the consequent high environment tobacco exposure may be related to the higher NSCLC incidence both overall and in women.

We previously reported a high susceptibility of the autonomic nervous system (ANS) to oxidative stress caused by maternal cigarette smoking in pregnancy, with consequent alterations of nuclei and/or structures controlling the vital activities, in victims of sudden fetal and infant death [ 14- 17].

Active maternal smoking during gestation induces morphological changes with consequent reduction in both volume of maternal intervillous space and surface area of foetal capillaries (24), these changes lead to reduced oxygen diffusion across the placenta.

Our objective was to determine whether there is a relationship between IL 1-α levels in milk and smoking habits in nursing mothers, with the consequent implications on the development of the immune system.

Smoking cessation may slow down the inflammatory process and consequent growth of aneurysm [ 39].

1 The process is influenced by genetic and environmental factors, and chronic sun exposure and smoking are the main factors responsible for extrinsic aging, with consequent production of free radicals that play a role in photoaged skin.