Women became more confident over time and some terminated the conversation quickly if all was well: W: But no he's fine and he's still got, like, nappies and nappies T: That's good W: There's not really nothing I need to ask today.
Certain churn events occur during the 24-month contract period because some customers terminate their contracts well ahead of time to avoid missing the termination deadline.
This is to be expected as some sites terminate faster than others when the pool of OU pipelines is exhausted and as such their resources are no longer utilized.
Some people terminate the diet or switch to a less demanding diet, like the modified Atkins diet or the low glycemic index treatment, because they find the difficulties too great.
VNS was inspired by reports in the early 1900s that carotid sinus massage could in some cases terminate ongoing seizure activity, presumably by inducing retrograde vagus nerve activation (Salanova and Worth, 2007; Ghaemi et al., 2010).
The high proportion (>40%) of religiously observant women accounts for the reluctance of some to terminate pregnancy without ultrasonographic and amniocentesis evidence of fetal infection and also for the increased early ETOP (permitted by Jewish law only before the second trimester).
Among LD-FALE arbors, some branches terminate with thickened endings that lack the full C-shape of the typical follicle-associated lanceolate endings; these may represent endings that contact only a small fraction of a follicle's circumference or that are in the process of growing around or retracting from a target follicle.
"Some were terminated, some were let go," said Givens-Thomas, who kept her job but was written up by superiors.
The healthy adult disc has few (if any) blood vessels, but it has some nerves, mainly restricted to the outer lamellae, some of which terminate in proprioceptors [ 15].
Use of the approach could lead to an increase in abortions because some parents might terminate the pregnancy if the fetus was found to have a genetic disease.
