Sentence examples for mean termination from inspiring English sources

The news director wrote that they were "fast reaching the point" where Flanagan's violations of policy "could mean termination".

All men had previously progressed on abiraterone treatment with a mean termination of treatment 14 days prior to starting enzalutamide.

Eight midwives indicated that they counsel Muslim women in a different way, stating that they explain that choosing to have prenatal screening tests does not necessarily mean choosing termination if the result is unfavorable (n = 2); that they start the counseling with the possibility of termination (n = 4); or that they take the religion into account at the beginning of the counseling (n = 2).

As a result, migration in later life does not necessarily mean the termination of long-established social networks in the home country.

It was stressed that this did not mean the termination of the search, and that the aspiration to locate MH370 remained.

Precisely the liberation of function over meaning indicates that the epoch of what Heidegger calls the metaphysics of presence has come to closure, although this closure does not mean its termination.

In the Netherlands, euthanasia is understood to mean the termination of life by a doctor at the patient's request, with the aim of putting an end to unbearable suffering with no prospect of improvement.

At the edge of the glial scar, the regenerated axons regularly terminate in dystrophic endings, which means the termination of axon regrowth [ 182].

T means the termination time step of the game.

Mandatory "retirement" in Japan merely means a termination of a so-called "lifetime employment" contract.

At 800 °C transformation of the lamellar microstrucuture into a globular one was associated primarily with the classical boundary splitting mechanism followed by further spheroidization of α particles by means of termination migration.