In the second half of the 1990s, fibrin sealants had almost ceased to be used, mostly because of the (theoretical) risk of viral and prion transmission.
In this impoverished community, mostly composed by immigrants, fishing has ceased to be a major economic activity, and pirogues are not used anymore but left outside the houses.
Operations to rescue those trapped under the wreckage which had freed over 100 people had mostly ceased two weeks into the crisis, as hope that anyone could have survived for that length of time without food or water began to fade.
In 1955, during a city financial crisis, the museum's acquisitions mostly ceased.
The dolphin deaths have mostly ceased in Florida, which was further from the spill site, but have continued in Alabama, Louisiana and Mississippi.
The manufacturing operations have mostly ceased or moved elsewhere, leaving decaying buildings, often with contaminated land, between the communities and their waterfront.
The California private mints mostly ceased operations when the San Francisco federal branch started, but those in the less accessible regions of Colorado continued long afterward, and as late as 1901 Joseph Lesher struck octagonal silver dollars in that state.
Though the physical torture that characterized the prison's early years had mostly ceased by the eighties, Vasquez emphasized that psychological torture was just as insidious: sleep deprivation, isolation, water terror, and the other specialized methods the Stasi perfected.
Mining in the area had mostly ceased by the mid-1960s.
The recording of infection status began from 10 to 16 days after exposure: by this time infected individuals were red in colour, larger and had mostly ceased reproducing.
