Sentence examples for mostly smokers from inspiring English sources

The people seem to be mostly smokers on breaks, and you can overhear their conversations, each of which centers on a workaday abuse of power and loss of freedom involving someone of Middle Eastern descent.

The LC group was selected, because it contained a sufficient number of well-distributed subjects (10 smokers and 7 non-smokers), while all the healthy controls studied by GC MS were non-smokers and the HNC group were mostly smokers.

The OR for men who used tobacco (mostly smokers, because few chewed tobacco) with ≤ 7.9 %MA was 1.8 (95% CI, 0.53 6.3; p = 0.34), compared with men in the same tertile of %MA who did not use tobacco.

At their first study visit with donated toenails and complete information on BP and covariates, participants were mostly former smokers.

Furthermore, since K -ras mutations were found mostly among smokers, smoking patients showed a higher fraction of tumors with gene alterations, compared with the never-smoking patients [87.6% (71/81) vs. 70.7% (29/41), p = 0.022].

The prevalence in developed countries assessed mostly on smokers ranges from 4% to as high as 57% and prevalence tended to vary by the method used to estimate prevalence, namely spirometry (11 studies), respiratory symptoms (14 studies), patient-reported disease (10 studies), or expert opinion.

Therefore, as several VHWs indicated, adding this program to their present workload would present challenges because of the extra time needed to conduct after hours home visits with the mostly male smokers who work during the day: "We need to go to their houses outside working hours in order to meet them as they go to work.

Finally, our cohort includes rather few women with CD (n = 43) and mostly non-smokers (n = 27) and fewer current smokers (n = 10) and ex-smokers (n = 6) so the negative relationship between CD and smoking may also be a chance finding.

Workers were mostly non-smoker (1,346/78%) and not a regular consumer of alcohol (n = 1,078/62%).

The most striking one is the fact that patients are mostly non-smokers.

Maddie, a Brighton University student, said: "In Brighton, the blokes are mostly skateboarding weed smokers, which is probably a lot of Brighton girls' type.