Sentence examples for differences in smokers from inspiring English sources

The study examined racial/ethnic differences in smokers' intentions to quit smoking within the next 6 months.

However, irrespective of smoking status and time of delivery, those with severe preeclampsia had lower birthweights than those with mild preeclampsia and transient hypertension, but without significant differences in smokers who delivered preterm.

In addition, the bottom-up methodology used in this study provides better adjustment for the actual impact of smoking on health conditions and for population characteristics as it considers other differences in smokers and non-smokers regarding education and other risky behaviours besides smoking.

Biomarkers of exposure in smokers confirm these differences across countries in cigarettes translate into differences in smoker exposures to tobacco-specific nitrosamines [ 16].

The difference in smokers was not statistically significant, and in regression models, smoking was not a significant confounder on birth weight or GWG.

To determine if there are survival differences in never-smokers and current smokers with adenocarcinoma, we conducted an analysis of lung adenocarcinomas seen at the H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center, and looked for demographic and survival differences in the two groups.

This is an important and novel finding because it suggests that there are no gender differences in those smokers that are able to handle the injurious local and systemic response induced by tobacco consumption once age, BMI, smoking status and co-morbidities are controlled.

3 A number of cross-sectional studies have focused on the differences in HRQOL among smokers, non-smokers and former smokers.

Ethnic differences in non-smokers at two smoking associated loci were identified (cg06126421 and cg25189904), where differences in methylation occurred between current and never smokers.

Furthermore, the differences in survival between smokers and never smokers were greater than those between smokers in different social positions.

There were no significant differences in ΔBorg between smokers and ex-smokers [1.4 0.5) versus 1.2 0.4), respectively p = 0.11].