Notably, ceasing delivery of EtxB at day 18 led to accelerated tumor growth similar to that observed in Vac-LMP2A-immunized, PBS-treated, control mice; thus highlighting the remarkable potential of EtxB to inhibit tumor progression.
Disturbance-associated species initially increased following thinning; but over the longer-term, detections of several of these species [American robin (Turdus migratorius) and Townsend's solitaire (Myadestes townsendi)] notably declined or ceased.
Although Abbas and Netanyahu have not sat face to face for the past eighteen months, contacts and cooperation between the Palestinian Authority and the Israeli government have not ceased on several fronts, most notably in commerce and security.
Foreign governments have called for a cease-fire, notably India, where the plight of Sri Lanka's Tamil civilians has become a major issue in the ongoing Indian election campaign.
The medium-speed engine market has long been dominated by four-stroke, uniflow-scavenged designs but at one time a number of two-stroke designs enjoyed popularity, notably the Polar loop-scavenged type which ceased production when Nohab introduced its four-stroke F20 range and Sulzer's uniflow-scavenged ZH40.
Notably, use of cyclooxygenase-2 inhibitors nearly ceased, use of diclofenac decreased markedly, and naproxen use remained unaltered.
British Airways' bleak results confirm predictions of a dire outlook for the aviation industry coming notably from the international aviation body IATA, which says that 25 airlines worldwide have ceased operations since the start of this year.
Textile production declined in importance and then ceased, and the last coal mine closed in 1993, but there was an influx of new industries notably food processing, paper and packaging, and electrical and general engineering that broadened the economic structure.
Ptolemy built on the work of his predecessors notably Hipparchus but his work was so successful that it made older works of planetary astronomy superfluous, and they ceased to be read and copied.
