Sentence examples for cases of termination from inspiring English sources
In 2010, the latest year for which data are available, doctors reported 3,136 notifications cases of "termination of life on request".
In cases of termination beyond 24 weeks, a multidisciplinary team, consisting of at least obstetricians, neonatologists and other specialists, when indicated, discussed the intended advice for TOP and examined alternative options before coming to a final advice to the parents.
Microlissencephaly was also characterized by its unusual association with voluminous germinal zones and ganglionic eminences exclusively observed in cases of termination of pregnancy during the 2nd trimester (Additional file 1: Figure S1 and Additional file 2: Figure S2).
The exclusion criteria were the absence of pathology or other relevant examinations in cases of terminations of pregnancy or in utero fetal or early neonatal deaths, or the parents' refusal to have a work-up that would confirm the prenatal diagnosis during the baby's first year of life, or the impossibility of finding the results of work-ups that were in fact performed.
Mr. Pandit did not have an employment agreement that guarantees such a payout in case of termination, according to an analysis by Disclosure Matters.
In the case of termination by disproportionation only, molecular sizes turn out to be smaller by a factor of almost two.
A federal law, The Consolidated Omnibus Reconciliation Act of 1985 (COBRA), requires that upon separation of service from the Institute (except in the case of termination due to gross misconduct), employees will be offered the opportunity for a temporary extension of their health and dental plan coverage.
This helps to keep the risk of forfeiture in check because the shares are vested, and therefore portable in the case of termination, but remain subject to share price performance during the holding period.
Because this one possible case of termination that we uncovered does not change our conclusions, we prefer not to address this complicated site-directed phenomenon in this already lengthy manuscript.
The fact that it sits beside remnants of an ancestral gene cluster encoding a novel flagellar system in E. coli K12 (Ren et al., J Bacteriol 2005) is intriguing since it invokes the thought RFH could have been associated with a specific case of termination in the past (rather like SELB vs EFTu in elongation).
