Sentence examples for quit rate from inspiring English sources

"We were surprised by the low quit rate".

That was the statistical equivalent to the modestly effective patch (a quit rate of 5.8 percent).

It worked: Over the next three quarters, the monthly quit rate fell by 20 to 30percentt.

Results showed an 8.5% intention-to-treat quit rate with an average duration of 51.30 weeks continuous abstinence.

In October, 2.7 million Americans quit their jobs, leaving the overall quit rate at 1.9% in October.

A recent randomised control study by Bullen et al.37 investigating quit rates using e-cigarettes and nicotine patches over a six month period found that there was no statistically significant difference between the quit rate in the group using e-cigarettes delivering nicotine (quit rate 7.3%), compared with the group using nicotine patches (quit rate 5.8%).

58% (n=546) responded with 170 (31.1%) indicating cessation, resulting in a self-report intent-to-treat quit rate of 17.1%.

UCL recently analysed the StopAdvisor website, which demonstrated a 36% higher quit rate among smokers with lower incomes who used the interactive site over a static information website.

This quit rate is still 60% higher than if people try to quit without any professional input, even if they buy nicotine products over the counter.

This increased quit rate could be achieved by a reduction of training provision, which has shown to be associated with an increasing quit rate (Hübler and König 1999).

The failure or quit rate of new ventures is around 50-60% during the first 2 years.