Sentence examples for namely quitting from inspiring English sources
Backwards step-wise logistic regression analyses were conducted to predict the use of cessation methods which fell into Quadrants I, II or III and had substantial sample sizes; namely, quitting cold turkey, using NRT, receiving GP advice, gradual reduction, and using prescribed medication (see Table 3).
Beyond her penchant for narcissism exists something that has been with her since college; namely, her penchant for quitting.
Five main themes emerged from the qualitative analysis, namely: negatives about smoking, health effects, quitting, denial, social aspects and 'smoking helps me cope'.
To minimize the interest difference within each fog community, users may reasonably joint or quit given fog communities, namely user transferring.
It has previously been reported that smokers with COPD may fall into two motivational categories, namely those who are unmotivated to quit and would benefit from motivational techniques, and participants who are motivated to quit and would benefit from volitional interventions such as implementation intentions (Hilberink, Jacobs, Schlosser, Grol, & de Vries, 2006).
The main reason for this is the one users mentioned in the Hulu comments, namely that the Boxee/Hulu combination encouraged users to quit using satellite and cable services and their DVRs and time shift off the Net instead.
The question now is should people be aided by the state to quit something born of their own very human failings, namely an addiction.
However, at the gene-level, we found some evidence that two hormone metabolism pathway genes, namely SLCO1B1 and ARSC, were associated with MD change after women quit EPT use.
With one or two exceptions — namely, the tight staging of Marc Jacobs and Miuccia Prada — the spectacle has become a habit that audiences are ready to quit.
