Sentence examples for ceased most of from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, after a rainfall event ceased, most of the flow consisted not of water from the deep aquifer, but of water from the subsurface soil flow.

By early afternoon of 21 September, organised Yildirim Army Group resistance in the Judean Hills had ceased, most of the Ottoman Eighth Army had surrendered while the Seventh Army was retreating east down the Wadi el Fara road hoping to cross the Jordan River by the bridge at Jisr ed Damieh.

After menopause, when the estrogen production from the ovary has ceased, most of the circulating estrogens derive from the peripheral aromatase conversion of androgens in the adipose tissue.

From the late 19th century to the mid 20th century a gradual decline in age at puberty has been reported in girls, after which this trend ceased most likely as a result of increased stability in socio-economic conditions, nutritional status and hygiene [1].

Israel should certainly agree to the additional 60-day suspension Obama requested and for reasons of its own future, cease most construction outside of the settlement blocs it will retain.

However, while the consumption of carbon/nitrogen sources increased after exposure to M. synoviae membranes, the opposite was shown for ions, where uptake ceased in most of ion wells (Table 1).

Once activity has ceased and most of the wasps are dead, it is safe to knock down the nest using a long stick.

By the time I had ceased to hemorrhage, most of our guests had left.

On Nov. 19, when India first announced its own cease-fire, most of the militant groups publicly scoffed at the gesture.

The practice of adding trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole (TMP/SMX) to this phase of treatment ceased in most centers after evidence was published that addition of TMP/SMX does not decrease the mortality rate or reduce the rate of relapse, although it continues to be used by some physicians in specific circumstances, such as in patients with neurologic, prostatic, bone, or joint melioidosis (26 ).

The Equality and Human Rights Commission has failed as an organisation and if it were to cease to exist, most of the people it was created to support would not notice its disappearance, the distinguished equalities campaigner Herman Ouseley has said.