Sentence examples for ceases usually from inspiring English sources

In time this increase in cell numbers ceases, usually because of the exhaustion of a nutrient in a closed system, or sometimes in part or whole because of the build-up of toxins.

Ventilation was continued in the vast majority of such cases until the heartbeat ceased, usually a few days later.

There are two criteria for this taking place – age and absence of cervix (congenital or following a hysterectomy) – though women can request to be ceased, usually by asking not be sent invitations [ 5].

One can very quickly cease to attempt this distinction, and, what is worse, one usually ceases to attempt it without realizing that one has done so.

Sympodial branching occurs when the terminal bud ceases to grow (usually because a terminal flower has formed) and an axillary bud or buds become new leader shoots, called renewal shoots e.g., the Joshua tree (Yucca brevifolia).

FD manifests early in life, but the growth of lesions usually ceases in adulthood.

Many infants wheeze during acute lower respiratory tract illness, but the wheezing usually ceases after 3 years of age [1].

The adhesion proteins are subsequently present on the gamete surface, but expression of these proteins usually ceases during fertilization.

In this adult population a micturating cysto-urethrogram (MCU) frequently will not show evidence of VUR as reflux usually ceases spontaneously in childhood [ 2, 4, 5].

The female's mate usually ceases calling until just after the great call climax [ 71], and neighboring animals also often pause their own duet singing until after the conclusion of another female's great call climax (pers. observ).

It called for a cease-fire under United Nations supervision, but a cease-fire is usually between two armies; in this case, there is only one army slaughtering its own unarmed population.