Sentence examples for lead to cessation from inspiring English sources
To evaluate quality of life and pelvic organ and sexual function before and during pessary use in patients with symptomatic pelvic organ prolapse and to determine reasons which lead to cessation of pessary use.
"I don't think we should be giving up on e-cigarettes, but I think the message from our study is that using [e-cigarettes] occasionally with traditional tobacco cigarettes won't lead to cessation," says Nancy Rigotti, a professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School and lead author of the study.
This highly prevalent neuropathic pain among oxaliplatin-treated patients reduces their quality of life and can lead to cessation of the chemotherapy.
Short telomeres lead to cessation of cell division and can elicit cell death and, in the absence of fully functional cellular damage checkpoints, can lead to genomic instability via end-to-end chromosome fusions [ 5, 6, 31].
Tendon disorders account for a large percentage (30−50%) of all sports-related injuries and frequently lead to cessation of sport activities for long periods [ 20] because tendon healing is naturally slow [ 21].
Indeed, in many patients non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) can lead to cessation of signs and symptoms, normalisation of physical function and potentially inhibition of structural damage in the spine.
Surgically unsuccessful results led to cessation of device development.
These fell below the ground surface shortly after snowmelt and led to cessation of stream flow.
Thus its good target for drug design and discovery as inhibition leads to cessation of replication.
Overuse of such nutritious plants leads to cessation of growth of certain herbaceous species (Chaichi et al. 2005) such as grass, hence less forage available for the animals.
For example, Vieira et al. (2014) found that maritime pine cambial activity appears to be controlled by temperature (which triggers the onset of growth) and reduced water availability (which leads to cessation of growth).
