Sentence examples for correlation between smokers from inspiring English sources

It could also be that college students who smoke will become former smokers at some point in their life, which would explain the correlation between smokers in college populations and former smokers in the larger adult population and the use of dietary supplements.

There was even a study published as early as 1795 that found a correlation between pipe smokers and an increased likelihood for lip cancers [ 6].

However, there is no consensus on this strategy in the scientific community, some authors questioning the usefulness of COPD screening in asymptomatic smokers due to the weak correlation between these symptoms in smokers and COPD.

We found a significant correlation between lung cancer in smokers and the expression of a human gene, D40, predominantly expressed in testis and cancers.

Although none of the mediators were significantly altered in saliva from smokers compared with non-smokers, the correlation between LTB4 levels and MMP-9 activity was revealed significant in the smoking group (Fig 2c, n = 15) but not in non-smokers.

While no alterations of LTB4 levels was observed in smokers compared with non-smokers in the present study, the alteration of the LTB4/MMP-9 correlatinn in smokers indicate interactions between these two pathways provoked by smoking.

In smokers, a positive correlation between the levels of Ni and Cr that was not present in nonsmokers was found.

In COPD smokers a weak correlation between 2006/2007 sputum markers of neutrophilic inflammation and the 5 year change in FEV1/FVC was found.

Correlation analysis showed an inverse correlation between Se/Pb ratio in the cigarette smokers, Se/THg ratio, and a fish and seafood diet.

This first systematic study of expired ethane in relation to smoking in humans has shown no significant difference between smokers and age- and gender-matched non-smokers, and no significant correlation between expired ethane and cumulative smoking status.

Associations (i.e. correlations in the presence) and interactions (e.g. the risk associated with obesity may differ between smokers and non-smokers) between these risk factors have been reported in different studies [ 2- 5].