Sentence examples for to cessation for from inspiring English sources

44 One of the subtle barriers to cessation for disadvantaged smokers is service level reinforcement of smoking, or smoking being overlooked as a major priority.

There was no difference in mean overall duration of CBS CBSS onset to cessation) for subgroups with negative outcome (mean duration 2.7±2.0 years), positive outcome (1.9±1.3 years) and neutral outcome (3.3±3.9 years) (F2,75=0.452; p=0.638—censoredatata excluded).

Tendon disorders account for a large percentage (30−50%) of all sports-related injuries and frequently lead to cessation of sport activities for long periods [ 20] because tendon healing is naturally slow [ 21].

A mild adverse event was defined as an adverse event that led to cessation of tocolytic therapy (for example, tachycardia, nausea, dizziness, headache) but did not meet the criteria for a serious adverse event.

This aspect of the study is important for future pharmacologic implications related to cessation programs for smokers.

Along with its existing tobacco use prevention efforts, the Cherokee Nation is assisting communities and businesses to implement tobacco-free policies, develop product placement guidelines for tribal-owned businesses and increase access to cessation services for citizens and other residents of tribal areas.

We estimate that about 30% of smokers approached will enrol, based on 45% recruitment rate in a "cessation induction" trial of incentives that used similar eligibility criteria, conducted in the US [ 14], and estimated 14% and 10% recruitment rates to two recent UK "aid to cessation" trials for pregnant women trying to quit smoking and not involving any financial incentives [ 31, 32].

Exercise has been proposed as an aid to smoking cessation for women because of its ability to help offset weight gain during cessation and to reduce concern regarding weight gain [ 12, 13].

Driver self-regulation is a favorable alternative to driving cessation for the ageing population.

Foley et al (2002) estimated that for US adults aged 70 74, on average, males and females would be dependent on alternative transport subsequent to driving cessation for seven years and ten years, respectively.

Tatnelll et al. [ 26] found that a combination of intrapersonal and interpersonal factors contributed to cessation, with capacity for cognitive reappraisal playing a significant role.