Sentence examples for proportion of smoking from inspiring English sources

However, 38% of cases smoked at the time of enrollment, a much higher proportion of smoking than controls.

The highest TAF, i. e., the total proportion of smoking in the population that would be prevented if the low educated smoked as much or, or as little as, the highest educated, was found for Swedish young women.

The AFs were considerable for the younger and middle aged groups, indicating a substantial proportion of smoking in both countries that would be prevented if the low educated did smoke at a similar rate as the high educated.

This means that 25% of all trials were NoGo trials and that the proportion of smoking and non-smoking pictures in the task was equal (i.e., 112 NoGo trials per picture category and 336 Go trials per picture category).

The proportion of smoking households with children remains an important public health concern.

Māori reported the highest proportion of smoking (41.8%) and binge drinking (32.1%).

In a commentary that accompanies the study, a trio of public health experts said the 10 states with the highest proportion of smoking-related cancer deaths should be a priority for stronger anti-tobacco policies and funding.

The ratio of the latter to the former constitutes the proportion of smoking-induced cases attributable to benzene.

For example, among genes involved in transport, there were more smoking-induced SAE-enriched genes than ubiquitous genes and also a higher proportion of smoking-inducible genes in the SAE-enriched group compared to ubiquitous category.

Not unexpectedly, estimates of the proportion of smoking-related mortality mediated by each perioperative complications were all numerically larger for 6-month mortality compared with that for 1-year mortality, although this was not tested statistically.

By combining epidemiologic data on the health effects of smoking with risk assessment techniques for low-dose extrapolation, we assessed the proportion of smoking-induced total leukemia and acute myeloid leukemia (AML) attributable to the benzene in cigarette smoke.