Sentence examples for that the quitting from inspiring English sources

Whereas the average American smoker went through 22 cigarettes a day in 1954, the number had increased to 30 a day by 1978 a statistic that suggested that the quitting rate was higher among those who smoked less and that the increasing number of smokers who had moved to lighter or filtered brands were smoking more of them.

At the theoretical level, this suggests that the quitting thresholds and decision criteria that have been deemed responsible for the low-prevalence effect (Hout et al., 2015; Peltier & Becker, 2016a; Wolfe & Van Wert, 2010), although sensitive to target prevalence, may be insensitive to other types of manipulations.

Dr. Wadland has a license agreement with the health insurance company that provides the quit line described in this study.

One contributing factor, he said, could be that the quit rate in the group getting the placebo was a bit higher than the company had expected.

It is likely that the quit rates may even be higher than the above in both treatment arms.

These differences could be explained by the fact that the quit rate was not strictly defined; that is, quitting for either 7  days or 6  months were both included in the quit rate.

We assume that the quit rate at the 12-month follow-up of the SRI group would be 15% versus 5% for the control group.

In the first case (9c), all member systems are notified, i.e., those systems with a relationship with the system that is quitting the composition.

But now it is the elite that is quitting.

Some of the ones that quit were quite smart and have the remaining ones wondering if staying makes sense.

Mr. Wheatley, the Reliant spokesman, said that the company quit the market because of a lack of participation by others.