Sentence examples for study quit from inspiring English sources

The good news is that when people in the study quit shift work, their brains did recover.

He said that many UC San Diego employees who had been working on the study quit and joined him at USC's newly created Alzheimer's Therapeutic Research Institute in Sorrento Valley.

Individual study quit rates ranged from 0% (Wilson, Fitzsimons, Bradbury, & Elborn, 2008) to 28.9% (Brandt et al., 1997).

It is encouraging that female smoking rates remain low, and some of the male smokers in the study quit before they had developed illness and thus avoided much of the hazard.

However, approximately half of the exsmokers in the current study quit only because of ill health, and among them, the risk of cancer (and other diseases) was, as would be expected, significantly higher than the risk for those who had stopped by choice.

The effect of listening to and viewing the cleric's video was such that, despite the fact that Choudhry never met or had any contact with him, she chose to withdraw from contact with her friends and ended her studies, quitting as the top student in her course at King's College London on 27 April this year before carrying out her attack on 14 May.

For all alcohol-use patterns studied, quitting alcohol use was associated with the largest mean increase in fibrinogen by the 13-year follow-up (p<0.001 for white men, compared with never-drinkers).

Among the 14 participants in the study, a quit rate of 29% at 12-month post-treatment was achieved, which doubled the self-reported quit rate of 12% for standard telephone counseling [ 9, 23].

Because most former smokers in the study had quit smoking 15 to 35 years before baseline, it is not clear if quitting smoking five to 14 years before baseline may still be associated with survival in elderly people, although this seems to be suggested by our results.

Studies on quit lines that relied on self-report alone to measure abstinence (no biochemical confirmation), have reported substantially higher abstinence rates (e.g. 29.9% - 51.6%) [ 29- 31].

In six of the seven studies the quit ratio for smoking was significantly higher for daily snus users than for people with no experience of using snus (Table 3).