Although in many cases metastases might be better resectable when detected in an earlier stage, in others detection of unresectable metastases (i.e. in bone or distant lymph nodes) might lead to refraining from treatment with curative intent.
Third, knowing that there may be links in the system — but not exactly where — might even lead developers to refrain from changing identifiers for fear of breaking the system due to unknown side effects of changes.
Parsimony considerations should lead us to refrain from postulating it.
For example, he has a general commitment to empiricism and against apriorism in philosophy which leads him to avoid familiar sorts of apriorist arguments in philosophy; and a commitment to non-cognitivism in ethics which leads him to refrain from familiar sorts of cognitivist arguments in ethics.
As for the Opposition, Mendes-France, who leads it, refrained from speaking or voting.
Once you can recite every lyric, every ringing George Harrison lead in "Day Tripper," anticipate each refrain in every song on "Rubber Soul," hum Paul McCartney's revelatory bass lines on "Help," feeling genuine spine-tingling thrills with the Beatles is way, way tough.
But she refrained because recent news reports of lead in jewelry made her wary of cheap, imported metal products.
Three weeks before a citywide primary, and suddenly tied for the lead in the Democratic race, Mr. de Blasio is handling his Red Sox attachment gingerly, confirming it in interviews but refraining from indulging in any trash talk about the Yankees.
Lead with positive, complimentary comments, refraining from criticism as much as possible.
Coolidge also made a habit of refraining in his refraining.
