Sentence examples for much lower smoking from inspiring English sources

And since olive oil has a much lower smoking point than, say, groundnut oil, almost any cooking activity beyond the gentlest of sweating will bring about this bad-fat transformation.

"Having this new generation coming up with much lower smoking rates than you've ever seen historically is what's really pulling down the rate, and of course that promises great things for the future," he said.

In Shanghai, females have a much lower smoking rate than males (0.6% in females vs. 50.6% in males) (Xu 2005).

35 42 Minority youth tried smoking at rates similar to White youth, but minority ever smokers had much lower smoking intensity than Whites.

The much lower smoking rates among our female cases (45.4%) when compared to our male cases (90.8%) indicates other causes for the cancers studied in addition to those examined.

Even if women had a much lower smoking prevalence than men, urban women in the foreland zone of the north had significantly increased excess risk of CRC deaths by up to 80.0% (OR=1.800, 95% CI=1.262 2.568).

As shown in the Table  1, NSIP smoking patients were younger than group A controls and had a much lower pack-year smoking history (median 22.5, range 3 70 versus median 60, range 25 190, P < 0.0001).

The prevalence of snus use was much lower compared to smoking among those reporting poor general health and psychological distress, especially among women.

The participants from the Eyjafjallajökull area had better lung function than the general population sample, most likely due to a much lower prevalence of smoking.

The much lower prevalence of smoking in the UK Biobank sample compared with the UK population (currently 19% for women and 20% for men 21) is unsurprising and indicative of the "healthy-volunteer effect".

The combination of the greatly increased mortality of smokers with the now much lower prevalence of smoking among the more affluent is the major contributor to the widening health inequalities observed in the UK and other industrialised countries.