Sentence examples for consequence of stopping from inspiring English sources
Dr Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute for Allergies and Infectious Disease, said quarantining health workers could have the unintended consequence of stopping US aid workers from tackling the disease at its source in West Africa.
"A very unintended consequence of stopping pill mills and the supply is that it's a great boon for the heroin market," Susan Sherman, a professor at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health who was on the report's writing committee, told HuffPost.
VRK1 levels dropped in parallel to those of phospho-Rb (p-Rb) or PCNA, which were reduced as a consequence of stopping the cell cycle.
"That's a predictable consequence of stopping hunting".
The consequences of stopping treatment may be serious, and research is needed on drug absorption and stopping-and-starting therapy in the ICU, as well as drug interactions.
But you would have thought that the consequences of stopping anti-rejection medicines following a transplant would guarantee compliance, so what are the beliefs here that lead so many to stop their medicines?
With menaces like that in the air, it seems impossible to tell whether people who persevere in that faith are doing so sincerely or just because they fear the consequences of stopping.So does Islam always threaten those who abandon it with severe retribution?
Zil Goldstein, NP and Program Director at the Center for Transgender Medicine and Surgery at Mount Sinai, said that the consequences of stopping gender-affirming healthcare can be disastrous.
Because, beyond the heavy consequences of stopping negotiations and going to a referendum, beyond the dangers that are now evident to all, the pending question which we have to answer cancels out the reason to have the referendum: democratic authenticity.
The negative experiences are linked to consequences of stopping to work, consequences of social insurance rules and to negative encounters with professionals handling the sickness absence.
