Sentence examples for smoking standard from inspiring English sources

Americans are smoking standard cigarettes at a lower rate than ever before.

Low-grade lesions should not be treated and the patient should be advised to stop smoking (standard).

In patients with a nicotine dependence, chewing gum and skin patches have been shown to be efficacious for stopping smoking (standard, level of evidence: A).

However, rather than smoking to standard butt length, duration was controlled by puff number; 5 cigarettes were smoked at 6 puffs each (30 minutes total).

He was kicked out of Rugby for bad behaviour - "very small things by modern standards, smoking a cigarette, meeting a girl in town" - after school years in which he had responded most to drama.

For alcohol, the HT booklet was rated especially high, around one standard deviation higher (Cohen's d 0.72-1.30); and for smoking around half a standard deviation (Cohen's d 0.15-0.67).

Mean age of starting smoking and standard deviation (SD) were calculated for boys and girls.

These assumptions include the Russell Standard for smoking cessation trials and we hope that this paper will encourage triallists to consider using our approach.

Participants who fail to attend clinic and do not respond to our telephone calls will be classed as smokers for the analysis of smoking abstinence, as is standard [ 39].

Levels were defined as elevated for BMI (>25), waist circumference (male ≥94 cm, female ≥80 cm), BP (>140/90), alcohol (>2 standard drinks/day), smoking (current), blood glucose (>5.5 mmol/L), total cholesterol (>4) and CV disease (CVD) risk (>10% over 5 years) based on evidence-based Australian guidelines.

For example, if we take 485 non-smoking adolescents including non-responders, standard error of smoking susceptibility was 0.022 while taking 352 adolescents, the standard error for smoking susceptibility changed to 0.026.