Sentence examples for some cessation from inspiring English sources

The results of this study are also in accordance with accumulating evidence that some cessation aids - such as self-help materials [ 32] and natural therapies [ 33] - have only marginal helpfulness.

Many use the Arabic word "tahadiya," which is what Hamas has chosen; the word means not quite a truce, not quite a cease-fire, but some temporary cessation of hostilities.

In some orthopterans, cessation of calling has been described as a secondary anti-predator startle response that can be elicited by presenting pulsed ultrasound, which mimics the echolocation calls of attacking bats [12], [22], [24], [46] [50].

Some smoking cessation interventions include mood management.

Some advise cessation of LDA treatment 1 week before a planned delivery with epidural anaesthesia (evidence level IV).

During April 2010 to March 2011, 675555%) of services provided at least some smoking cessation support to pregnant women through a 'specialist pregnancy service' (Table  2).

The results showed that some smoking cessation care was occurring within SCSOs the most commonly used strategies given to most clients included emotional support and encouragement, referral to (telephone) Quitline and the provision of written information.

Some smoking cessation programs are free of charge to the smoker.

Although Medicaid programs in all 50 states cover some tobacco-cessation treatments, only nine states (Connecticut, Indiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Vermont) cover individual and group counseling and all seven of the medications approved by the Food and Drug Administration to help people quit smoking.

"He was much more explicit in private," the official said of Mr. Abbas, adding that he would start a dialogue with militant groups but that if some kind of cessation of violence could not be achieved that way, "he was looking to uproot the violence".

Vibration continues some time after cessation of instrumentation, explaining the continued rise in temperature.