Sentence examples for ceased number from inspiring English sources

Data on cigarette smoking included age started and ceased, number of cigarettes per day and duration.

For example, Pryor et al., [18]) defines success as cessation or a 90% reduction of signs whereas, Mills and Mills [6] report numbers that cease and numbers that reduce.

During the middle decades of the 2nd century, however, colonization ceased, and the number of dispossessed increased, to judge from the declining number of small landowners in the census.

Recruitment ceased when the number of respondents reached the target of 555.

The volume numbering was completely regular; volume 1 had six numbers, and volume 2 ceased with its fourth number.

Once that was possible, numbers ceased being symbols and began doing things.

British opinion in the 1830s became increasingly critical of the assignment of convicts to private employers as smacking of slavery; it was abolished in 1840, and with it transportation of convicts to the mainland virtually ceased, although increased numbers were sent to Tasmania.

Until 1956 most booklets had half of the front cover devoted to advertising, and until 1963 booklets also had serial numbers on the front cover: two numbers indicated the year of issue and serial number (in that order on the early issues but with the order reversed for later issues), until 1963 when the serial numbers ceased.

And the billion-to-one contrast ratio — if your numbers are in the billions, your number has ceased being useful.

Selection of clones ceased when a substantial number of additional sequences [approximately 180] did not reveal any additional unique transcript.

18 Among the six centres, the centre in Bangalore did not enrol participants according to the randomisation scheme and enrolment ceased at a small number of participants because the investigator was transferred (see online supplementary table).