Sentence examples for contributed to a termination from inspiring English sources

In 1 patient requiring a second-look procedure, the hospital stay was 5 days, and this patient had a solitary kidney with a 20 mm stone, and a minor bleeding and slight longer operative time (90 minutes) were contributed to a termination of initial surgery.

By reducing the issue to a woman 'having second thoughts', it fails to recognise the complexities and stresses of assisted conception, which may contribute to a termination being sought, or the likely emotional difficulty of the decision.

These issues contributed to a general deterioration of morale in the offices, culminating in Parker's termination, allegedly due to complaints by the producers of the plays she skewered in her theatrical reviews.

We suggest that this change of growth morphology is due to increased selective etching reactions occurring concurrent with the growth reactions which might also contribute to a less defined h-BN termination.

This suggests that the high-temperature area around the magma chamber might have contributed to the termination of the rupture of the mainshock.

The high-temperature area around the magma chamber of Mt. Aso may have contributed to the termination of the rupture during the mainshock and the low aftershock activity around the Aso volcano.

Plot for Peace carefully and beautifully places together all the pieces of the puzzle that contributed to the termination of the apartheid regime in South Africa and the release of indisputable world hero Nelson Mandela.

Unconfirmed Soviet bomber threats, the overwhelming trend toward offensive and defensive nuclear missiles in the late 1950s and early 1960s, as well as rising costs, contributed to the termination of the XF-108.

In ADDRESS, this effect may have contributed to early termination of the study.

Increasing emphasis by the Ambulance Service on dispatch of physician teams to patients who were considered likely to have severe injuries resulted in non-compliance rates that were much higher than planned and contributed to early termination of recruitment.

The high-temperature area around the magma chamber of Mt. Aso may have contributed to termination of the rupture (Yagi et al. 2016) and high b-values (e.g., Roberts et al. 2015).