Sentence examples for termination is still from inspiring English sources

It is proving to be a slow death and termination is still a way off.

In particular, the abortion rate among teenagers has plummeted, thanks to better contraception, especially condom use, which has risen along with fear of AIDS.However, anti-abortion activists argue that the rate of termination is still appallingly high.

These simulations were manually terminated, although the results up till the point of termination are still valid.

Although crystallographic studies on prokaryotic and eukaryotic RNAPs have elucidated the basic RNAP architectures, the structural details of many essential events during transcription initiation, elongation, and termination are still largely unknown.

The strong positive trend associated with increasing number of pregnancy terminations was still evident.

This requirement does not change the need to get two doctors to agree to the termination - that is still required, but can be done by the clinic's own doctors.

Hougan filed an administrative appeal contesting her termination, which is still pending.

CBS said in an internal memo that, although the allegations are not directly related to Fager's termination, the company is still conducting an independent investigation into the matter. .

This is partly due to the existence of the Tus/Ter replication fork trap [ 41]. dif is located within the replication fork trap but termination occurs precisely at the Tus site, not at dif [ 42] and dif is active when displaced outside of the replication termination region if it is still within the zone where KOPS converge [ 24].

This was followed by the termination of contract with Raytheon Systems in July 2010, the outcome of which is still the subject of arbitration.

Although Bombardier, which is based in Montreal, is a leading producer of executive jets and regional airliners, the termination of the Arrow program is still regularly cited as a major setback to Canada's aerospace industry and even became the subject of a television miniseries in 1997 starring Dan Ackroyd.