"Tobacco is tobacco is tobacco.
The confounders included demographics, information pertaining to tobacco consumption, and/or treatment allocation.
"There weren't even gums, let alone teeth," Timothy McAfee, the director of the Office on Smoking and Health at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, said, referring to the allocation of funds for tobacco prevention and cessation in the terms of the settlement.
Key informants from Northern and rural communities perceived an inadequate allocation of funding for tobacco control and cessation activities relative to urban, larger communities.
28 We described trial characteristics in terms of publication date; sample size and allocation; and participants' exposures to tobacco, cardiovascular disease, and study treatments.
Objective To determine the relative costs and health effects of interventions to combat cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and tobacco related disease in order to guide the allocation of resources in developing countries.
Over time, transplant professionals increasingly believe that tobacco use should be a relative contraindication to organ allocation.
Even a token $130,000 allocation from the $140 million payment Connecticut is getting from the major tobacco companies would have put its percentage above that of Missouri, the state ranked second lowest.
Previous studies in Arabidopsis and tobacco indicate that ankyrin-repeat like proteins are involved in carbohydrate metabolism and allocation [23], [24].
The stronger promotion of shoot than root growth of tobacco plants in 1-L pots at elevated CO2 was linked to a changed allocation pattern of the assimilates.
