Sentence examples for cessation I from inspiring English sources

Behavioral sensitization as a model of METH abuse was assessed 14 days after the combination treatment cessation (i.e., day 28 of METH withdrawal) through an acute challenge with METH (0.5 mg/kg, i.p .. Pergolide combined with ondansetron or ketanserin reversed METH behavioral sensitization, but pergolide mirtazapine combination was ineffective.

To measure the impact of diabetes on work cessation, i.e., on the risks of work disability, early retirement, and death while in the labor force.

In Phase II, a total of 202 screening participants were recruited to tobacco cessation (i.e. 42% of participants who were tobacco users).

However, to manage the risks of serotype 2 cVDPVs (cVDPV2s) after OPV2 cessation (i.e., prevent their creation), the GPEI needs to ensure sufficient use of tOPV prior to OPV2 cessation.

Figures  3b and 3c also show the relatively rapid loss of population immunity (i.e., increase in Rn) for serotype 2 that occurs after OPV2 cessation (i.e., in 2016 for Figure  3c and 2017 for Figure  3b).

All domains except smoking cessation, i.e. nutrition, physical activity, behavioral change techniques, stress resiliency and personal behavior, were graded at 4 or 5 from at least 85% of the responders.

Overall, participants expected to gain weight during the cessation process: " I know I'll gain weight.

In the future, it is worth considering increasing the intensity of the cessation treatment (i.e., longer duration, pharmacotherapy), targeting smokers with some interest in quitting, or both.

Uptake into smoking cessation programme (i.e. proportion of invitees who accept invitation and attend clinic of those mailed invitation) will be recorded.

And, study staff let the apprentices know that the team would be offering smoking cessation 'classes,' i.e., group-based behavioral counseling, at their union halls in the coming weeks.

We addressed two key barriers to smoking cessation treatment: i) the lack of formulary coverage for smoking cessation treatment by most governments and private drug plans in Canada (excepting the province of Quebec at the time of the study), and ii) the cost of medications to patients.