Sentence examples for cessation points from inspiring English sources

The Vaibhāṣika rebuttal to the notion that some subtle form consciousness persists even after the attainment of cessation points to the tripartite nature of the dependently arising cognitive phenomena: cognitive awareness, being inherently intentional, is always directed toward an object, and whenever there is contact with such an object there is feeling and apperception.

This patient centered approach to smoking cessation points to their current illness as a warning sign and wake up call.

Doctors and researchers who study smoking cessation point to a number of factors that may play a role in the latest drop.

Advocates of cessation point out the quicker impact on disease burden that cessation will bring, due to the long lag time for the development of many smoking-related illnesses [ 52], as well as the immediate benefits of cessation for smokers [ 53].

By comparing hemodynamics after 30 min of pyruvate infusion (point in time 40 min) to values 10 min after cessation (point in time 50 min), we calculated a net positive pyruvate effect of 15 ± 5% on CI, of 16 ± 5% on SVI, and of 10 ± 8% on mean SAP in addition to catecholamine treatment and mechanical support by IABP.

Post-cessation time points with high plasma viremia and high vDNA were chosen.

17 All trials measured smoking cessation as point prevalence abstinence.

Cessation proponents also point to the limited effectiveness of many prevention strategies.

This resistance is likely to have evolved relatively recently (the 1900s) and remains persistent despite cessation of most point source releases of PCBs and PCDDs/PCDFs.

Smoking before and during pregnancy is still highly prevalent and the prevalence of cessation is low pointing to a need to strengthen actions targeting low-income, less educated, black pregnant women.

The median absolute change was an increase in cessation of 6.4 percentage points (interquartile interval: 1.3 to 7.9 percentage points).