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Infertile women over 50 years were more often current smokers than fertile women, but the differences in other age-groups were not significant.

As shown in Table 2, heavy coffee consumers were more often current alcohol drinkers, and more often heavy daily smokers.

Furthermore, cases were more often current smokers, smoked more cigarettes per day, and had smoked for a longer period than controls.

In our study, women with unhealthy lifestyles were more often current or former users of SSRIs compared with women with healthier lifestyles.

Women with a PA level of 1 were more often current smokers compared to women with moderate to high PA levels.

Female nurses were more often current smokers than the equivalent age groups of the NSW population except in the oldest age category (Fig.  3).

While science journals address a special-interest target group interested in science, newspapers report more often on current scientific topics and news with a political and/or societal link.

These problems will apply more often to current fitness (e.g., inbreeding depression) than to future evolutionary potential.

It is therefore not surprising that structural and process measures are used much more often in current P4P programs than outcome measures.

Patients in the first tertile, with the lowest pH levels (pH ≤7.39), more often were current smokers, more often showed signs of decompensated heart failure, had higher respiration rates, had lower C-reactive protein levels, and presented with lower oxygen saturation at presentation.

Two challenges to carrying out the work are mentioned significantly more often by current CHWs than former CHWs: the necessity of making visits at night to attend deliveries (p = 0.0058), and experiencing the death of a newborn (p = 0.017).