Sentence examples for lower smoke from inspiring English sources

Cold-pressed extra-virgin oils are minimally processed and unrefined, leading to more pronounced flavours and lower smoke points: they are great used as is, for dressing a salad or finishing a dish.

Emission effects included both higher and lower smoke and NOx, depending on the operation point.

Longitudinal ventilation leads to lower smoke flow temperatures than transverse ventilation does in UTLTs.

TiO2 nanoparticles reduce the activation temperature of carbon which aids complete combustion and lower smoke emissions (Arulprakasajothi et al. 2015).

The response surface analysis reveals that 't' of 10° bTDC and 'p' of 900 bar yield higher brake thermal efficiency (BTE) and lower smoke, carbon monoxide (CO), hydrocarbon (HC), oxides of nitrogen (NOx) emissions.

Two tobacco blends, featuring a tobacco substitute sheet or a tobacco blend treatment, were combined with filters containing an amine functionalised resin (CR20L) and/or a polymer-derived, high activity carbon adsorbent to generate three ECs with the potential for generating lower smoke toxicant yields than conventional cigarettes.

> -wrap-foot> Compared with persons who did not use any NRT during follow-up, those who used NRT for less than 4 weeks rated their health lower, smoked more cigarettes per day, were more likely to perceive themselves as addicted to tobacco, smoke daily, and use prescription medication and behavioral support to quit and were less likely to have smoking restrictions at home.

Despite similar levels of wanting to quit, attempting to quit and similar levels of access to smoking cessation therapies, compared with other smokers, people with mental disorders have lower smoking cessation rates, smoke on average for longer durations and suffer increased morbidity and mortality as a result [ 6, 7].

In comparison to responders, non-responders were more likely to be younger, less educated, have lower incomes, smoke, have low social support, have a history of depression, and have separated or divorced parents (all p < 0.05).

Compared with the cohort as a whole, cases were more likely to be men, were older at enrollment, had higher BMI and waist circumference, had lower education, smoked more, were more exposed to environmental tobacco smoke, ate less fruit and vegetables, were less physically active, and were exposed to higher levels of road traffic noise (Table 1).

This group included women who were older, had lower BMI, smoked less and consumed less alcohol.