Sentence examples for smoking preferences from inspiring English sources

Miley Cyrus further explained her smoking preferences this week.

Use a knife or a pair of scissors to widen the hole to accommodate your smoking preferences (your pinky finger is a good guide).

Set your profile name and preferences by tapping on the "Edit" link next to each section and entering the information: Interests, Location, Profile Essay, Relationship Status, Physical Appearance, Living Situation, Children Status, Smoking Preferences, Drinking Preferences, Education, Languages, and Career.

An "In the Region" article in New Jersey and Manhattan copies on June 12 about the restoration of a mansion in Bernardsville, N.J., misstated the celebrated smoking preference of Representative Millicent Fenwick, who summered there as a girl in the early 1900's.

Lower enjoyment of smoking, higher motivation to quit smoking, preference for gradual reduction approach for cessation, and high numbers of family and friends who smoke were associated with consent into a smoking cessation trial for a sample of socially disadvantaged smokers.

One study [ 29] showed that d-amphetamine dose-dependently decreased the average duration of intervals between successive cigarettes smoked and increased the overall rate of smoking and preference for cigarette smoking over monetary reinforcement as well.

A variant analysis used a different order of preference, so that RRs for cigarette smoking were preferred.

As noted earlier, this research only investigated the relationship between smoking and time preferences and thus a detailed study of causality between impatience and smoking tendency is a crucial area for future research.

Smoking and time preferences are interrelated with information and education to the extent that Fersterer and Winter-Ebmer (2003) used smoking status at age 16 to predict future educational attainment.

Through the examination of studies that relate the behaviour of smoking with time preferences (see Table 5), we find that one of the most important questions asked in these studies is how to increase the efficacy of smoking cessation programs and prevent more individuals from ever starting.

We aimed to determine whether smoking behaviour and preferences for smoking cessation programmes differ between Austrian migrant smokers and Austrian smokers without a migration background.