Sentence examples for partial cessation from inspiring English sources

A fragile, temporary and partial cessation of hostilities has come into force in Syria after 97 fighting groups, as well as the Syrian government and Russian air force, signed up to a ceasefire.

Although preliminary, the partial cessation of follicular development, along with regression leading to atresia, lends support to the LH ceiling theory, emphasizing the delicate balance and need for both FSH and LH in normal follicular development.

A total of 80% of patients achieved a complete or partial cessation of bleeding after administration of rFVIIa.

The onset of full cessation for all patients occurred at ≤ 200 mg/day and the onset of partial cessation for all patients at ≤ 50 mg/day.

A heterogeneous case series of major hemorrhage was reported last year, in which 80% of the cases given Factor VIIa responded with complete or partial cessation of bleeding [ 2].

Recovery was partial following cessation of desferrioxamine six weeks later.

An armistice agreement may involve a partial or temporary cessation of hostilities called a local armistice or truce established for a variety of specific purposes, such as collecting the dead.

Domhoff's neurocognitive model of dreaming (2001, 2003) draws from findings on the partial or global cessation of dreaming in lesion patients (cf. Solms 1997, 2000) to emphasize the dependence of dreaming on visuospatial skills and on a specific network involving the limbic, paralimbic and association areas of the forebrain.

Caecal dilatation is associated with partial or complete cessation of the passage of intestinal contents.

Tapping panel dryness (TPD) involves in the partial or complete cessation of latex flow thus seriously affect latex production in rubber tree (Hevea brasiliensis).

The possibility that thiazolidinedione use is associated with macular edema was raised by a multiple case report in 2006, including a suggestion of partial resolution with cessation of the drug (14).