Sentence examples for in terms of ceasing from inspiring English sources

In terms of ceasing follow-up, 7 10 years may be sufficient, although there is no supporting evidence.

If sexuality ceased to be a manifestation of dominance, hierarchical genders (that are defined in terms of sexuality) would cease to exist.

The differences between the two countries in terms of CO2 emissions ceased to increase already before the fall of the iron curtain.

There were no joint specific adverse events in terms of not attending or ceasing training.

In terms of events, the LPGA ceased being a U.S.-European dominated tour some time ago.

As Kenny points out, Aquinas understands this necessity in terms of being unable to cease to exist (Kenny, 48).

We are focusing on serological testing in terms of making decisions to cease MDA and long-term surveillance, since recent funding from the Department for International Development DFIDD) in the United Kingdom to map over 1200 districts in over 30 countries suspected to be trachoma-endemic (http://www.sightsavers.org) makes the validation of serological tools for mapping a low priority.

I am convinced that in 5-10 years time, businesses that have not given any thoughts on sustainability in terms of products or production, will cease to exist.

The evidence indicates that none of the currently available interventions are successful in completely resolving the behaviour in all spraying cats, for this reason treatment outcome is often defined in terms of number of cats that cease spraying and / or reduce spraying beyond a certain rate.

However, we were unclear about the efficacy of steroid therapy for RIOP compared with that for RP in terms of the better prognosis; therefore, we ceased the routine use of corticosteroids for RIOP in 2001, although patients with severe respiratory symptoms were an exception.

There were no adverse events in terms of not attending a training session or ceasing training because of increased pain/problems in the index joint related to the training.