Sentence examples for discontinued effective from inspiring English sources

(Examples: 15.A03, 21M.A12) The prefix SEM, which had previously been reserved for seminars that are not sponsored by an academic department or program, is discontinued, effective with the 2011-12 academic year.

In a typical letter, about 25,000 policyholders of Independence Blue Cross in Pennsylvania were informed, "As a result of the health care law, your current health plan will be discontinued effective December 31, 2013".

According to an email that just went out to existing Google Wallet users, those prepaid gift cards will be discontinued effective October 17 so you should probably go use them now before they disappear into the digital ether.

Psychiatrists should not withhold or discontinue effective treatments for fear of somatic adverse effects.

In common with previous findings (62), our study demonstrates that psychiatrists should not withhold or discontinue effective treatments for fear of somatic adverse effects.

Participants with a genetic risk score of 6 had a significantly increased risk of discontinuing effective ART regimens containing EFV compared to participants with risk scores of 1 5 (HR 2.0 (95% CI 1.2, 3.1); P = 0.004).

In 2001 a court ruled that the policy of segregating Hansen's disease patients was unconstitutional and should have been discontinued after effective multidrug therapies were made widely available by the end of the 1950s.

In 2001, a court ruled that the policy of segregating leprosy disease patients was unconstitutional and should have been discontinued after effective multi-drug therapies were made widely available by the end of the 1950s.

Despite positive feedback from customers like you over the course of Vine's private beta, Microsoft has made the decision to discontinue Microsoft Vine effective October 11, 2010.

Consequently, the New York City Department of Education announced Sunday that the program will be discontinued until a more effective compensation model is determined that "differentiate among the performance of our teachers," Education Department spokeswoman Barbara Morgan told The Times.

Some treatments, although effective, were discontinued because of high costs.