tobacco use

collocation in English

meanings of tobaccoand use

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tobacco
noun[U]
uk /təˈbæk.əʊ/ us /təˈbæk.oʊ/
a substance smoked in cigarettes, pipes, etc. that is prepared from the dried leaves of a ...
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use
noun
uk /juːs/ us /juːs/
a purpose for which something ...
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Examples of tobacco use

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This evidence suggested that policy could reduce, for example, diseases linked to tobaccouse, inadequate diet, and lack of exercise.
The results show that high peer delinquency, high tobaccouse, and high interpersonal callousness were negatively predictive of desistance.
The logistic regression showed that three factors survived, that is high peer delinquency, high tobaccouse, and high interpersonal callousness.
In males, prevalence and heritability of tobaccouse was stable across cohorts.
Not one of these subjects changed tobaccouse during the stress period.
All of the significant predictors were either child or peer risk factors, including peer delinquency, interpersonal callousness, tobaccouse, alcohol use, and drug selling.
A chapter on methods for cessation of smoking or oral tobaccouse that could be used in dental practice was included (2).
In addition, the following risk factors contributed: high tobaccouse, high alcohol use, high drug selling, high interpersonal callousness, and high truancy.
Tobaccouse was classified as nonsmoker (0) or smoker (1).
Early depressive symptoms did not add significantly to any prediction model, although they were significantly associated with later tobaccouse.
For example, recent studies show that tobaccouse during pregnancy is associated with a higher risk for violent criminal behavior in the offspring.
Tobaccouse among this group has not changed noticeably during the 1990s.
For callers signing up for counseling, name, address, gender, age, tobaccouse, and individual aspects of smoking behavior, were registered.
The odds of regular tobaccouse were around four times greater among those screening positively for psychosis (60 %), compared to 27 % of non-cases.
Interpersonal callousness is often already apparent in childhood, while tobaccouse and truancy often become apparent in late childhood or early adolescence.
School health policies prohibiting tobaccouse, alcohol and other drug use, and violence.
In the current study, the significant negative predictors of desistance (high peer delinquency, high tobaccouse, and high interpersonal callousness) typically become manifest in childhood or early adolescence.
This hypothesis is supported by the finding that cessation activities as well as registration of tobaccouse had increased in the 2 years between the studies.
The protection of health and the curbing of tobaccouse are certainly important political commitments.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
It will enhance public awareness of the hazards of tobaccouse by improving the communication of necessary information.
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