Sentence examples for termination included from inspiring English sources

Reasons for the termination included a lack of sufficient political support for financing new trains, and also that Class 64 was no longer suitable for use.

Other reasons for termination included participant relocation (n = 13), inability to adhere to the study schedule (n = 4), participant withdrew consent (n = 4), and death due to causes unrelated to study participation (n = 5).

Other criteria for protocol treatment termination included use of excluded concomitant therapy and physician recommendation.

**Adjuvant regimens included FUFA biweekly infusional 5-FU/LV, FOLFOX, capecitabine, and not specified adjuvant CT. ***Other reason for first-line therapy termination included lack of data availability, CR, patient refusal, and death.

The government would have to consider "a range of views on termination" – including anti-abortion advocates who picketed hospitals, Robert Parker said.

Possible causes of earthquake rupture termination include viscous braking due to an increase in melt viscosity and ineffective thermal pressurization/fluidization due to increased effective normal stress associated with decreased fluid pressure.

Titled "No License To Lie: Standards For Impartial Judgment in the Ward Churchill Investigation," I laid out many legitimate reasons for termination, including demonstrated professional incompetence, his neglect of duty, resume fraud and his flagrant, persistent failure to meet minimum standards of professional integrity.

Existing assays for termination, including ChIP and nuclear run-ons, only demonstrate the presence of Pol II and do not measure an actual termination activity.

Pregnancies ending in stillbirth or elective termination, including an autopsy report where available, were reviewed to confirm or amend the final diagnosis.

Examples of circumstances that may warrant termination include: failure to enter patients at an acceptable rate, insufficient adherence to protocol requirements, insufficient complete and/or evaluable data, frequency and/or unexpected severity of the toxicity, unacceptable toxicity.

However, lobbied by the several groups which had developed over the years to oppose termination – including the community of Carville, the patients, a society of Legionnaires and veterans -, Congressman Gillis Long fought for an exemption for Carville.