Sentence examples for fully ceases from inspiring English sources

At a dose of 8 × 1017 D/cm2, the accumulation of retained deuterium at the peak with T m = 440 K practically fully ceases, this being accompanied by the kink of the curve showing the total amount of desorbed deuterium versus the radiation dose (see Figs. 2 and 10).

Now, as fighting has ebbed (though not fully ceased), attention has turned to securing medical and food supplies and rebuilding damaged homes.

Those suspicions and labels have never fully ceased.

Another official said it would be incorrect to characterize the counter-terrorism partnership as fully "ceased".

I don't expect the battles to ever fully cease, but choose your battles wisely.

You might have friendships in prison, but once you cross those doors they should fully cease unless there is a seriously compelling reason you should continue to engage with one another.

Of the 33 patients who entered the study, 79% fully ceased having reexperiencing symptoms with a mean time to full cessation of 15 days.

Of the 12 patients that discontinued, 54% (n = 7) fully ceased having reexperiencing symptoms of nightmares/intrusions and 15% (n = 2) partially ceased having reexperiencing symptoms of nightmares/intrusions.

In contrast, N-PF continued to proliferate, displaying only a slight decrease in the cell growth rate at the time when the IPF-derived fibroblasts fully ceased to proliferate.

Bleeding time was determined by lightly dabbing the tail with Kimwipe tissues (Kimtech) until bleeding fully ceased for at least 1 min. Bovine fibrinogen (Sigma) was reacted with near-infrared fluorochromes (Vivotag-750-NHS, PerkinElmer) at a 2 1 fluorophore:protein molar ratio in PBS for 1 h and purified by column centrifugation (100 kDa cutoff, Millipore) to remove unreacted fluorophores.

Indeed, just as the Security Council unanimously passed its resolution stressing "the urgency of and calls for an immediate, durable and fully respected cease-fire, leading to the full withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza," Congress immediately weighed in with language apparently designed to prevent one.