Sentence examples for smoking volume from inspiring English sources

Significant independent prognostic factors for time to mortality were diabetes, coronary artery bypass graft surgery, a history of malignancy, narcotics use, smoking, volume depletion and atrial fibrillation [19].

There is no association between smoking volume (pack-years) and persistent CRS (data not shown).

Previously we have shown that young smoking men show greater fatigability (Morse et al. 2007) and here we hypothesized that the effect would increase with increasing smoking volume.

The absence of correlations between muscle fatigability and any measure of smoking volume contradicts this hypothesis and suggests that the effect of smoking on skeletal muscle fatigability is of an acute nature and/or reaches a ceiling where an increased daily smoking volume does not aggravate the effect.

· This is an edited extract from The Last Cigarette (The Smoking Diaries: Volume 3), by Simon Gray, published next month by Granta at £14.99.

The Smoking Diaries Volume lll: The Last Cigarette Written and read by Simon Gray Faber 4hrs 45 mins abridged £16.99 The diaries open with Gray's intention to give up smoking, which he has tried to do for nigh on 60 years, but even news of a tumour growing in his lung can't stop him.

We smoked shwag because it fit our budget, and we relished any opportunity to step up our game, but here was a guy to whom the entire ceremony of smoking involved volume.

We smoked shwag because it fit our budget, and relished any opportunity to step up our game, but here was a guy to whom the entire ceremony of smoking involved volume.

A simple table is provided of computed respirable particulate concentrations for any indoor location for which the active smoking count, volume, and concentration decay rate (deposition rate combined with air exchange rate) are known.

The clinical parameters investigated were: age, gender, histology, performance status, weight reduction, smoking, tumour volume (according to RECIST criteria), objective response, subjective response (defined from the clinical charts as either: feeling better after treatment or feeling worse after treatment) and the presence of anti-p53 antibodies.

Second, there is a possibility that smoking control policies may affect the volume of smokers' cigarette consumption as well as smoking intensity, but these data are not available from the JGSS.