Sentence examples for suggest cessation from inspiring English sources

Places with the highest percentages of older age groups saw significant declines over time in their screening rates, which is appropriate as screening guidelines suggest cessation of screening after age 75 because risks may outweigh benefits.

Although these data may suggest cessation of IL-1 therapy in osteoarthritis, other methods such as limited intraarticular anti-IL-1 delivery should still be considered.

Moreover, preliminary analysis suggested cessation searches increased around New Years; as a result, estimates for mean pre-, implementandon and post periods were made in absence of New Years effects by including additional indicators in the model for New Years wash-out periods (See Methods S1).

(high-referring) Across groups, patient responses to suggesting cessation referral often motivated clinicians to either refer more or less.

29 Research to date suggests cessation messages that elicit strong emotional reactions provoke fewer counter-arguments than more informational approaches, 30 and have stronger effects on lower socioeconomic smokers, where smoking prevalence is higher.

We found that the most vulnerable patients were least likely to undergo staging, suggesting cessation of diagnostic procedures, including lymph node status, if fragility did not allow further treatment.

I do not suggest a cessation of efforts to regulate free expression, or any other value.

Preclinical data suggest that cessation of anti-VEGF therapy may generate a tumor flare (TF) but its clinical relevance is still questionable.

We suggest that cessation of tillage alone may not be sufficient for the recovery of labile-pool SOM degraded through long-term cultivation in the absence of inputs for soil fertility renewal.

We suggest smoking cessation training should be one part of undergraduate course in medical school.

Our findings suggest early cessation of smoking during pregnancy may be an effective strategy to reduce LMPT births.