Sentence examples for ceased which from inspiring English sources

11.06am: Lunches between senior officers and the CRA have now ceased, which is a bad thing, says Twomey as reporters are not getting the briefings they used to get about issues such as counter-terrorism.

Subsequently, the product synthesis rate suddenly ceased, which was also observed in repeated experiments.

The evaluative mood of 吧 ba in 8 can be interpreted as a solicitation of approval or agreement from the hearer that may settle certain debates or uncertainties (cf. "certain uncertainty of your going can be ceased"), which inherits the meaning of settling down from the verb 罷 ba 'stop'stop

Once high school graduation commenced, or that job concluded, or that someone moved away, daily interaction ceased which caused the friendship to subside as well.

It is similar to the measurement of "area efficiency" [26], in that it does not attempt to account for site preparation prior to energy production nor potential site reclamation after production has ceased, which are sometimes considered in a full life-cycle analysis [3].

The challenge experiment was run until IPN-related mortalities had ceased which was 42 days post-challenge.

Pancreatic cholesterol esterase (CEase), which is secreted from the exocrine pancreas, is a serine hydrolase that aids in the bile salt-dependent hydrolysis of dietary cholesteryl esters and contributes to the hydrolysis of triglycerides and phospholipids.

As the animal acquires information of the new space, a novel spatial map is generated and exploratory behavior ceases (which is referred to as intrasession habituation in the open field paradigm, and depends on working memory).

In New York for a brief business trip, I find my mobile phone has ceased working, which is a bit like getting your left arm cut off.

However, added Sare, many online retailers seem to have ceased trading, which is a plus.

The model is derived from a unified nucleation ceasing criterion which takes into account two stifling effects resulted from recalescence and solute segregation.