Sentence examples for hand cessation from inspiring English sources

When prevention is the objective, youth tend to be targeted; on the other hand, cessation efforts generally focus on adults.

31 35 On the other hand, cessation of breast feeding before 6 months has been implicated in increased infant mortality, especially from diarrhoea.

On the other hand, cessation of drug treatment in the oldest age groups could be associated with general clinical deterioration (the "healthy user effect"), explaining the SIRs below 1.

On the other hand, cessation of Rnase10 expression is a clear indication of direct androgen dependence of gene expression in principal cells, whose continued presence in ProxE-ARKO epididymis is signified by unaltered expression of principal cell-specific Ros1.

On the other hand, smoking cessation treatment RCTs have generally failed to show positive effects of exercise on smoking cessation, but have been plagued by poor and/or unverified compliance with exercise programs.

Agricultural intensification on the one hand, and cessation of traditional land use on the other, have caused habitat loss, fragmentation and often a deterioration in habitat quality of the remaining habitat fragments.

On the other hand, smoking cessation also improved airway hyperresponsiveness for COPD patients [ 12].

GATS is a household survey to track prevalence, exposure to risk, second hand smoke, cessation, risk perception, knowledge and attitude, exposure to media and price as well as taxation issues with cigarette and other tobacco use.

Survey domains include tobacco use (smoking and smokeless tobacco), exposure to second-hand smoke, cessation, the economics of tobacco, exposure to media messages on tobacco use and knowledge, attitudes and perceptions towards tobacco use.

On the other hand, an immediate cessation of growth of strain CH34 was observed after the addition of Hg2+ at exponential phase.

These policies focus on monitoring of tobacco use, and on prevention; providing both warnings regarding tobacco-related harms and protection from second-hand smoke; offering cessation support; enforcing advertising and sponsorship bans and raising tobacco taxes.