Sentence examples for specific cigarette from inspiring English sources

"He fished a Camel from his shirt pocket may be preferable to the less specific cigarette," it says.

The American Medical Association Alliance said it intends to lodge an official complaint on Thursday with Warner Brothers and its corporate parent, Time Warner, over "disturbing images of specific cigarette brands in this youth-rated movie," said Melissa Walthers, director of the health advocacy group's effort to reduce teenage smoking.

Other state specific cigarette excise taxes that occurred near the SCHIP tax were investigated to further validate the methods used for the SCHIP evaluation and consider how taxes interact when occurring in sequence, as they typically do, rather than in isolation.

Nicotine, which is one of the addictive components of tobacco, is a highly toxic alkaloid and has been the focus of several studies evaluating the relationship between specific cigarette components and bone.

This is the first national study in the USA to evaluate the uses and effects of price-related discounts (coupons, rebates, buy-one-get-one-free, two-for-1 or any other special promotions for the last pack of cigarettes purchased) by US cigarette manufacturers and specific cigarette brands.

Specifically, the cigarettes-per-day smoking increment indicator variables (for current and previous smokers) were each replaced by three variables that indicated the specific cigarettes-per-day increments for three smoking durations: < 30 years, 30 39 years, and ≥ 40 years.

Analysis of two state-specific cigarette tax increases in Florida and New York largely corroborated the SCHIP trends and suggest plausible interaction between tax increases across geographies.

Brand-specific cigarette price data from 1999 to 2009 were obtained for packs of 20 cigarettes (or 19 cigarettes for brands sold only in 19s).

Providing lifetime smoking prevalence data and gender-specific cigarette consumption data for use in epidemiological studies of tobacco-induced cancer in Norway.

Reports were considered smoking-related when they included the specific terms "cigarette", "smoking", or "smoke".

Block face questions asked about the presence of general litter and garbage as well as specific items (cigarette products, alcohol containers, abandoned car, condoms, needles).