Sentence examples for interviewed smokers from inspiring English sources

Simone Dennis, an associate professor at the Australian National University, interviewed smokers in public places over the course of a decade and found they increasingly felt marginalised from society because of strict legislation.

Of the 16,616 smokers interviewed, smokers from urban areas accounted for a little more than half of the sample (8,502 subjects or 51.2%), and 8,114 (48.8%) subjects were from rural areas.

While interviewing smokers in Nigeria, it became apparent that smokers in the upper socio-economic class had more information on the health hazards of smoking than smokers in the lower socio-economic class.

Table 1 gives the descriptive statistics for all interviewed never-smokers at baseline, for those lost to follow-up, and the final analysed sample, allowing comparisons of differences owing to attrition.

The research objective was achieved through fieldwork, critical ethnography in Nigeria, interviewing Nigerian smokers and those in tobacco control policy in Nigeria (those that will be directly affected by the policy), and data was presented that can be translated into effective tobacco control policy specific to Lagos, Nigeria.

If, on the other hand, the smoker did not qualify to participate in my study, I thanked the smoker and explained why I could not interview the smoker based on the information given to me by the smoker.

2. In the Method section, 'Analyses for this study are limited to smokers interviewed between April 2006 and May 2013 (total n=15 745)' should read 'Analyses for this study are limited to smokers interviewed between April 2006 and May 2013 (total n=15 375)'.

None of the smokers interviewed would divulge their full names, in contrast to their nonsmoking peers.

After seeing one of the ads, more than half of the smokers interviewed said they had talked to someone about quitting smoking, the report said.

Three young smokers interviewed in this study reported attending tobacco promotional activities recently.

Of the current smokers interviewed, 100% said they wanted information about how to quit and none wanted information about why.