Sentence examples for smoke number from inspiring English sources

These variables included gender, average personal income, setting, having a smoker at home, having child(ren) less than 5 years old, number of friends who smoke, number of friends who permit smoking at home, and current smoking status.

They found significant reduction in the Bosch smoke number with neat biodiesel and blends with diesel.

Accumulation particulate concentration as well as smoke number were reduced by approximately 90%.

Emission levels at various engine speeds loads and fuel blends were observed in terms of filter smoke number (FSN), CO, THC, NOx emissions and PM.

Engine simulation results for soot mass are in excellent agreement with diesel engine smoke number measurements over a range of injection timings (−11° ATDC–2.4° andC) and two exhaust gas recirculation levels (16 and 26 27%).

Unburned fuel accounted for roughly half of the DCM extractables from cyclic firing of the flame retention head burner at high and low smoke number.

Extensive information about tobacco smoking was elicited for all participants including smoking status, inhalation, type of cigarette smoked, number of cigarettes smoked per day, age at start and end.

Another study [ 31] revealed that methylphenidate (Ritalin, another kind of ATS) increased the total number of cigarettes smoked, number of puffs, and carbon monoxide levels as an orderly function of dose.

For continuously distributed variables (such as number of cigarettes smoked, number of alcoholic beverages consumed), such a sample size yields a power of 0.99 to show a contribution to the explained variance of 5% in a linear regression model with 10 predictors, for main effects and/or interactions (alpha set on 0.05).

We computed the average number of cigarettes smoked per day including type of tobacco smoked, lifetime number of cigarettes smoked and pack-years of smoking (number of 20-cigarette packs per day multiplied by number of years smoking).

The detailed smoking histories of the smokers and lung-cancer patients were collected, including their ages when they began smoking, their ages when they stopped smoking, numbers of cigarettes smoked per day, numbers of years that they smoked, and pack-years (number of cigarette packs per day × number of years smoked).