Sentence examples for control cessation from inspiring English sources

Mean differences in identity synthesis and confusion were also observed among control, cessation, onset, and maintenance NSSI groups.

We also explored if identity synthesis and identity confusion differed among the control, cessation, onset, and maintenance NSSI groups over a period of one year.

The GYTS provides indicators for measuring achievement of several WHO FCTC articles (surveillance and monitoring, prevalence, exposure to secondhand smoke, school-based tobacco control, cessation, media and advertising, and minor's access and availability).

Inspection of the table in this article shows that the overall placebo cessation rate is 12% for gum and 8% for patches; in the analysis of those trials with control cessation rates of under 10%, the placebo rate is 6% for gum and patches.

5 However, compared to term infants, premature infants are unique in their need to attain not only medical stability but also physiological maturity, including adequate temperature control, cessation of apnoea and bradycardia and adequate feeding behaviour, before they are safely discharged home.

The NNT would be expected to rise with lower control cessation rates since the relative effect of treatment is fairly constant (Pooled Odds Ratio of 1.63 for all gum trials and 1.64 for those with a control rate under 10%), so the greater rise in NNT in the gum group may just be due to the difference in the control rates.

Recommended strategies for reducing CV risk in patients with T2DM include glucose management, lipid lowering, BP control, smoking cessation, and weight loss [ 1].

The scope of the text ranges through the epidemiology (a fairly conventional chapter), through tobacco and its possible control plus cessation programmes.

Key informants from Northern and rural communities perceived an inadequate allocation of funding for tobacco control and cessation activities relative to urban, larger communities.

4 Additionally, the shortage of healthcare professionals in African countries 13 14 may limit the availability of tobacco control and cessation interventions by trained professionals.

General principles should be observed for managing bleeding, including resuscitation, bleeding source control, drug cessation, and appropriate use of blood products.