Sentence examples for lead to a cessation from inspiring English sources

"This is the first time we have seen a treatment like that lead to a cessation of addiction".

Nadler made it plain that the conclusion of the Mueller report will not lead to a cessation of investigations into the President's activities.

This would lead to a cessation of military action by the Israeli Army and its withdrawal to the lines where they were stationed before the start of this violence.

According to Natural England, the brood management plan will reduce "the perceived conflict between hen harriers and grouse management and lead to a cessation in illegal persecution [of hen harriers]".

It is not beyond the bounds of possibility thatin the next few weeks our air power, now being used on an unprecedented scale, will incapacitate the forces directed from Hanoi & lead to a cessation of hostilities.

They note: "McKinsey's advice does not, in any example studied by Greenpeace, lead to a cessation of deforestation or forest degradation.

The French Revolutionary Wars led to a cessation in Continental trade at the end of the 1790s and without this business, Boydell's firm declined and he was nearly bankrupt at his death in 1804.

We show that the MSMEG_6382 gene can only be disrupted in the presence of a second copy which, when removed, leads to a cessation of growth in vitro.

Following a TB infection, the individual usually mounts an effective immune response that leads to a cessation of disease progression due to the formation of granulomas around infective foci.

The ΔaraBAD23 deletion was introduced into our S. Typhimurium vaccine strains to preclude acid formation due to arabinose fermentation during in vitro growth, as this leads to a cessation of growth [28].

With regards to surgery, patients having had a procedure for IIH during the time of follow-up that led to a cessation of treatment were excluded.