Sentence examples for make a cessation from inspiring English sources

Only 15.2% knew that a genetic predisposition can also make a cessation therapy more effective for certain smokers.

In 2 meta-analyses, it was found that for smokers who are unwilling to stop smoking completely but want to reduce their habit size the use of NR compared with placebo increased the likelihood that they would make a cessation attempt and that they succeeded more often with the cessation [ 4, 12].

The neurologist then provided strong, unambiguous, non-judgemental advice to quit to all smokers along with an offer of support with making a cessation attempt.

The purpose of the smoking 'challenge' was to give the smokers an opportunity for making a small cessation experience (for instance, not to smoke in the following break); challenges were defined together with the individual adolescent.

Though two weeks does not make a trend, the near cessation of attacks since 30 June speaks volumes about how easily Shiite violence can be controlled and speaks to the utter weakness of AQI.

Annan's group made its petition late on Monday, urging Eta to make "a public declaration of the definitive cessation of all armed action".

This is important because the study of Williams et al. [ 34] has shown that support to make a clear and autonomous decision about whether or not to make a quit attempt increases cessation in smokers not otherwise motivated to quit - such a decision was found to be a critical factor in enhancing their motivation.

She made a complete recovery with cessation of levetiracetam and treatment with steroids.

In the context of smoking cessation, making a deep identity change from being a smoker to a non-smoker after a quit attempt is more likely to prompt the formation of strong personal non-smoking rules and generate motives to adhere to this rule in any relevant moment when opposing motives arise (Lei Hum, Bulgiba, Shahab, Vangeli, & West, 2013; West & Brown, 2013).

The current study involved individuals participating in the Patch in Practice (PIP) randomized controlled trial of the effects of providing moderate or low levels of support to smokers making an NRT-assisted cessation attempt (ISRCTN05689186) [ 13].

"We believe we have a very compelling technology that will solve many of the problems that make smoking cessation so difficult".