As she sorted through a desk full of paperwork in the magazine's office on Atlantic Avenue in Boerum Hill, she explained one reason she chose to cease publication.
Despite the success of his published work and the excited anticipation with which even his slightest fragments were awaited in the New Yorker, Salinger chose to cease publishing in the mid-1960s, athehe age of forty-six, preferring a reclusive life in the small provincial village of Cornish, New Hampshire.
When, it yields, which can be interpreted as follows: if cooperative transmission is adopted, both nodes can improve their payoff compared with direct transmission; otherwise both nodes will choose to cease the cooperation.
While we may have to coexist with them at the workplace or even in our own home, we can mindfully choose to cease allowing them to push our buttons.
If profits plus fixed costs were removed by tax, then the business would choose to cease operations.
However, women are still choosing to cease their asthma medications during pregnancy, many without consulting their doctors [ 19- 21].
The social risks for these practitioners can be significant enough for some to choose to cease providing intrapartum care or leave their community altogether [ 49].
Second, the carer or recipient might perceive the disadvantages of the procedure as greater than the clinical benefit and choose to cease the treatment.
We were not able to include any patients who had refused or chosen to cease methotrexate and these patients may have very different experiences and beliefs to patients maintained on medication.
Due to the length of time it took to recruit patients that fulfilled all the inclusion and exclusion criteria, and being cognizant of the expiry date of the special consignment of drug, we chose to cease recruitment when we achieved a sample size sufficient for a difference to be detected in the functional aspects of the study, allowing for a 5%10%% attrition rate per year.
