The phrase "as cessation" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in discussions about the end of an action or process, but it would require additional context to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The project was halted, leading to a state of as cessation that affected the team's morale."
Alternatives: "as a stop" or "as an end".
Still, Dr. Christakis said, smoking initiation followed the same patterns as cessation: people started and stopped smoking in groups.
Under hyperbolic discounting, smokers experience an increasing time discount rate as cessation approaches.
Its early diagnosis is important, as cessation of CAPD can prevent progression and further complications of this condition.
These findings provide support for a school-based intervention revised to focus on prevention as well as cessation and to be culturally consistent.
Advances in simulation techniques using high fidelity mannequins enable the mimicking of complex patient scenarios such as cessation of life in the provision of end of life care.
Identifying risk factors that can be modified or optimized (such as cessation of smoking or improved diabetic control) will improve patient selection and help decrease or avoid postoperative complications commonly associated with realignment surgery [49].
These lists were usually structured around five main categories: form or matter (rūpa), mind or consciousness (citta), mental constituents (caitta), conditioned factors dissociated from consciousness (cittaviprayukta saṃskāra), and unconditioned elements (asaṃskṛta) such as cessation or nirvāṇa.
(c) A rising tide of public action at the grass-roots level, including actions by stockholder groups, against fossil fuel companies, demanding such obvious steps as cessation of CAPEX on exploration and development of more fossil fuel.
The banks agreed to be placed on three years of what the Justice Department called corporate probation that would include federal court supervision and regular reporting to authorities, as well as "cessation of all criminal activity".
An apnea was defined as cessation of airflow with duration of at least 10 seconds.
Startle responses were defined as sudden high speed movements (as per [40], [41]), periods of freezing as cessation of normal activity in the open tank, and periods of hiding as cessation of normal activity while located behind the cylinder housing the companion fish, where the focal fish was partly or fully hidden behind some opaque adhesive tape.
