Sentence examples for and ceased before from inspiring English sources

The company became embarrassed for want of means during the war, and ceased, before July, 1861, to do any work on the line, leaving it incomplete as to grading and culverting, and no work was done by it afterwards on the line.

Accordingly, the uplift of the northern part began after 3.25 Ga, which is the age of Unit A, and ceased before 2.07, which is the age of the dammed unit.

Macroscopically, the grain growth occurs and ceases before the end of phase transition, and microscopically, the concurrence of grain boundary (GB) and phase boundary (PB) migrations was certified as well.

The phylogenetic trees of Region A show the history of stratum 4. Recombination between X and Y chromosomes ceased before the divergence of Old World monkeys and hominoids (apes and humans) and no further exchanges occurred.

A rotation versus age plot for Southwest Japan indicates that the clockwise rotation started after 17.5 Ma and ceased largely before 15.8 Ma, yielding a rotation rate of ~23°/Myr.

No evidence has been found of the practice before Aha, and it apparently ceased before the end of the first dynasty, even though concepts of the afterlife remained virtually unchanged.

If gene flow between Neandertals and modern humans ceased before differentiation between present-day human populations began, this is expected to be the case no matter which present-day humans are compared.

Four patients showed chemotherapy toxicity, and chemotherapy was ceased before the first-treatment response evaluation.

Our analysis clearly show that the neuroretinal flow, which we describe, starts after the first, slight rotation and has already ceased before onset of the intense rotation of the optic cup (24 to 36 hpf, Schmitt and Dowling, 1994).

Our analysis clearly shows that the neuroretinal flow described in our manuscript starts after the first, slight rotation and has already ceased before onset of the intense rotation of the optic cup (24 to 36 hpf, Schmitt and Dowling, 1994).

Smoking was dichotomised as "yes" (if the woman was a daily smoker or smoking at some point during pregnancy) and "no" (never smoked or ceased before pregnancy).