Sentence examples for ceases soon from inspiring English sources
The anterior lobe of the pituitary gland increases in size during pregnancy, but the production of pituitary gonadotropins, the gonad-stimulating hormones, ceases soon after the placenta begins to produce chorionic gonadotropins.
The CaM transgene continues to be overexpressed postnatally and, although cell proliferation ceases soon after birth, the elevated levels of CaM lead to an increase in DNA synthesis, which correlates with an increase in the degree of ventricular myocyte polyploidy.
This activity ceases soon after the exposure of the cell to the external agent.
In contrast to LD-grown buds, cell division in internodes of SD buds is more disorganized and ceases soon after determination of branch crown identity.
But the acrimony between the organization and Miller and Jackson may cease soon.
When organized resistance ceased soon afterward, foreign invaders controlled the whole Chinese empire for the first time in history.
In 1914, when the shells began to fall, the visits gradually ceased; soon came the names of the dead.
It is a post that could cease soon to have much relevance.The foreign population, largely from Poland and the Baltic states, is beginning to dwindle, driven elsewhere by the plummeting local currency, the krona.
Commercial traffic on the Mississippi River had ceased soon after war broke out, and Clemens, then 25 years old and a steamboat pilot for two years, decided in early June 1861 to join with some friends in enlisting in the Marion Rangers, a unit of the Missouri State Guard from the Hannibal area.
We are very much part of this globalization of the world economy, but we will not cease soon, I think, to be the country with 300 sorts of cheese". CAPTION: Traveling in diplomatic circles, from left, are Masako and Takakazu Kuriyama, Donatella and Jacques Andreani and Nina and Ivan Selin.
Indonesian mortar attacks on company bases in the 3 RAR area of operation, which had been heavy throughout May and June, ceased soon afterwards.
