A temporary cessation of antithrombotic agents during the ESD procedure was not a risk factor for post-operative bleeding.
Rates of mortality from breast cancer, the most common cancer in women in Scotland, have generally increased over the past 80 years; a temporary cessation in this upward trend occurred in the years during and after the Second World War, and recently rates have turned downward, probably at least in part because of better treatment.
The prize is a temporary cessation of sentences.
For Hamas to enter such a government would be to act according to the notions of Islamic law that encourage a temporary cessation of hostilities with an enemy if that cessation brings tangible results.
Gerald M. Levitis Mahopac, N.Y., May 9, 2008 To the Editor: You are correct to point out that a temporary cessation of the gas tax is political pandering.
The victory brought civic validation and at least a temporary cessation of the inferiority complex that many find palpable, given Philadelphia's location between New York and Washington.
Efforts to revive a temporary cessation of hostilities failed, and frustration intensified among American allies that the closed-door negotiations between Washington and Moscow had yielded no relief.
He appealed in vain for the participants to concentrate on a temporary cessation of hostilities so that humanitarian assistance could be provided.
Forbearance: An agreement to accept a temporary cessation of loan payments, smaller payments than were previously scheduled, or an extension of time for making payments.
The air strikes come after world powers agreed to a temporary "cessation of hostilities" to start within a week, along with the acceleration and expansion of aid deliveries.
Or, if not a cure, at least a temporary cessation of the worry that's been plaguing him since his youth.
