Sentence examples for cease beyond from inspiring English sources

Consideration of whether screening should cease beyond the age of 50 years for those with a past negative history needs to take account of both the potential benefits and harms of screening.

Indeed the meta-analysis shows that whereas the benefits and risks of warfarin remain constant across all age bands, aspirin becomes progressively less effective and the risk of bleeding increases with advancing age, with its effectiveness in preventing stroke seeming to cease beyond the age of 70. 12 Furthermore, the options for anticoagulation treatment are being expanded beyond warfarin.

A study published in February by researchers at the New York-based Wildlife Conservation Society and others, concluded that park law enforcement effectively ceases beyond three kilometers from patrol posts.

We must not cease to look beyond what we have now.

If governments fail to meet the minimum standards or fail to make strides to do so, the United States may cease financial assistance beyond humanitarian and trade-related aid.

Printing, like all other business, must cease when taxed beyond its profits; and it appears to me, that a power to tax the press at discretion, is a power to destroy or restrain the freedom of it.

Go too far beyond the words "cease" or "desist", and you're going viral; play along, and you'll probably be fine in a couple days' time.

Eventually, we will cease to receive light from beyond a certain point from them.

A numerical test shows that Nsim = 24, which value we employed previously [13] without rigorous testing, is sufficient, because the results of the energy minimization cease to depend on Nsim beyond this number (Fig. 1).

The deleterious effect of voluntary running on trabecular structural characteristics indicates that there may be a maximal threshold of running beyond which beneficial effects cease and detrimental effects occur.

These methods have the ability to handle large-size problems of dimensions beyond which other methods cease to be efficient.