Sentence examples for stopped defined as from inspiring English sources

It has been recognized that treatment effects in osteoporosis persist for a length of time even after the treatment has stopped (defined as the offset time), 67, 68 and that this can impact cost-effectiveness.

Once politicians start doing that -- such as when Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama both stopped defining marriage as "between a man and woman" a few years back -- they eventually support same-sex marriage.

When the APA stopped defining homosexuality as a mental illness in 1973, it was seen as a huge milestone in the fight for gay equality, and it arguably cleared the way for the repeal of DADT nearly four decades later.

One study, for instance, found that major outlets abruptly stopped defining waterboarding as torture when the Bush administration began using it.

thought outside the box and stopped defining this simply as a tenant-landlord dispute?

In addition, for each trajectory of a track, we measured the animal's performance by the number of laps on the trajectory and quantified the quality of the running by computing the cumulative travel distance per lap, the number of stops (defined as speed <4 cm/s lasting ≥2 s) per lap, and the stopping duration per lap.

A document leaked to the Times revealed that UK officials were suggesting that the EU should stop defining itself as a single-currency area, given that countries such as Britain and Denmark have kept their own.

They would have to stop defining themselves as lacking -- be it "not enough time," "not enough money," "not enough love," or "not enough opportunity".

Until more L.G.B.T. people take this courageous step, and more straight people stop defining our sexuality as morally rotten, too many of us will continue to endure this needless pain.

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The UNHCR called on Israel to stop defining asylum-seekers as infiltrators and allow them international protection.