Sentence examples for ceased around from inspiring English sources
NADH levels were followed until the oscillations ceased (around 22 minutes for wild-type strains).
Radiometric ages of interstratified flowstones and speleothems show that these oscillations were active at least since 115 ky ago and finally ceased around 12 ky ago, indicated by the recurrent age obtained from uneroded capping flowstones.
The practice of wholesale wiping of ITV programmes ceased around 1975-76 and Fiddy says: "The idea of screening old shows as 'classics' did not really take hold until the mid-1980s.
Moreover, evidence from East Polynesia suggests that long-distance trading had almost ceased around that time, and that the ability to make long voyages may have been lost among Māori.
Although Jerusalem has been relatively quiet, violence has not ceased around Israel and the occupied territories, and militant groups have vowed to step up their attacks during the Israeli military incursions.
Therefore, the tectonic activities by the mascon loading should have ceased around 3.0 Ga.
As far as physical limits are concerned, most see the doubling of transistors per unit area ceasing around 2022, with 7nm being the last commercial processing node.
To meet his target, before enough feedback loops kick in to irrevocably warm the planet, Hansen says fossil-fuel combustion, particularly coal, must cease around the planet by about 2030, and that it must happen sooner in the industrialized nations.
The trend temporarily ceases around an interchange with I-390 where I-390 wherees NYrthwestward—but resumes ahead of a junction with NY 252, itself a major commercial strip.
New infections are predicted to cease around 2043 (2027 2075) (Fig. 1e) but complete extinction is expected to take longer.
For iteroparous species, those reproducing more than once, there are two growth strategies available: determinate growth, whereby growth ceases around/slows considerably after sexual maturity [ 6], and indeterminate growth, which, at the most basic level, involves continued growth through life and is found in the majority of iteroparous animals [ 7].
