Sentence examples for implications for smokers from inspiring English sources

High prevalence of smoking in the Mediterranean region had implications for smokers' readiness to quit and might translate into a higher proportion of smokers being at the pre-contemplation stage.

This pervasive marketing may have implications for existing smokers as well".

Perhaps of greater significance is the potential implication for individual smokers.

Schuller, H. M., Porter, B., Riechert, A., Walker, K. & Schmoyer, R. Neuroendocrine lung carcinogenesis in hamsters is inhibited by green tea or theophylline while the development of adenocarcinomas is promoted: implications for chemoprevention in smokers.

This aspect of the study is important for future pharmacologic implications related to cessation programs for smokers.

This had implications for not only how non-smokers perceived smoking but also how non-smokers related to smokers themselves: My brother's like that.

Although higher cigarette taxes can reduce smoking and the associated health problems, they have implications for the spending pattern among smokers and for tax revenue.

Sound production by black smokers has possible implications for local organisms.

These facts entail the paradoxical implication that the best way to prevent lung cancer caused by radon is for smokers to quit smoking.

It is important to understand the patterns of quitting, the process of carcinogenesis for ex-smokers, and the implications for future lung cancer trends.

These results have implications for understanding motivational processes among methadone-maintained smokers and may help in the design of interventions that will assist this population with quitting smoking.