In an interview, Mr. Passel agreed that though departures were probably up somewhat, "the cessation of growth in the unauthorized population is due to the decline in arrivals".
Nothing quite signals nature's hibernation, the temporary cessation of growth, like a crisp layer of ice settling on the earth, whitening the grass and freezing the surface of lake and stream.
Epiphysiodesis (the fixing of the epiphysis to the bone shaft) is aimed at temporary or permanent cessation of growth in a metaphyseal cartilage.
This cessation of growth, known as diapause, is a highly effective adaptation that enables the insects to avoid environmental conditions hostile to developing nymphs or to emerging winged stages.
The bone structure of Europasaurus indicates that dwarfing was brought about by its slower growth rate relative to that of its giant relatives rather than by the cessation of growth at an early age.
Diapause, which may occur during any stage of the life cycle egg, nymph, larva, pupa, or adult is usually characterized by a cessation of growth in the immature stages and a cessation of sexual activity in adults.
Cessation of growth is affected either by temperature or- as typical for the natural range habitats- by restricted water availability.
In patients with Down syndrome, comprehensive phase of orthodontic treatment may be best initiated following cessation of growth.
Therefore, the accumulation of H2O2 in aerobic culture was an apparent reason for the early cessation of growth.
Progenesis will affect the entire organism if premature cessation of growth is caused by the earlier onset of sexual maturity.
In patients with Down syndrome, a comprehensive phase of orthodontic treatment may be best initiated following cessation of growth.
