Sentence examples for started to smoke from inspiring English sources

Approximately the same proportion that quitted smoking, started to smoke (table 4).

We reran the analyses comparing ever smokers with never smokers as it is plausible that young people who started to smoke after seeing images of smoking in films may have subsequently quit.

Some cohort studies [ 7– 13] have suggested that the increased risk of breast cancer associated with smoking is confined to women who started to smoke before their first childbirth.

Also the prevalence of "ever smoking" (i.e. those who ever had started to smoke, regardless whether they had quit or continued to smoke) was considerably higher in Denmark compared to Sweden.

For example, someone born in 1915 who started to smoke in 1930 would have 50 years of smoking duration in 1980, but their duration of smoking after a specified year of 1945 would be only 35 years.

Moreover, age at smoking onset, the age at which respondents started to smoke tobacco on a regular basis, was considered (≤17, 18 20, and 21 years or over).

Interestingly, a few folks I spoke to have started to smoke heroin using dab rigs glass, bong-like water pipes typically used for smoking marijuana concentrates such as wax or shatter.

Age at smoking onset was characterized as the age at which respondents started to smoke tobacco on a regular basis (≤17, 18 20, 21 years or over).

"…Most of smokers who are beginners are adolescents, who started to smoke mainly out of curiosity and were attracted by the 'cool' appearance of smoking a cigarette".

(Village resident, Liangshan, current smoker) "…Most of smokers who are beginners are adolescents, who started to smoke mainly out of curiosity and were attracted by the 'cool' appearance of smoking a cigarette".

In both sexes, smokers with a high tar and nicotine intake per day started to smoke at an earlier age and had a shorter duration of smoking than those with low or medium tar and nicotine intake per day.