Sentence examples for the cessation of active from inspiring English sources
Armistice, an agreement for the cessation of active hostilities between two or more belligerents.
But the Americans' spokesman in Baghdad said this week that the outgoing authority was not obliged to hand Mr Hussein over "until the cessation of active hostilities", which were "unfortunately" continuing.
In this type of deformation the lower crust is consistently more extended than the upper crust, which explains the large amounts of subsidence that occur following the cessation of active extension.
Further, following the cessation of active cooling the state of tissue ischemia may persist for many hours while the affected tissue rewarms and its oxygen and nutritional needs accelerate.
After the cessation of active hostilities, it takes years to rebuild hospitals, schools, sewers, power and roads.
This suggests a stimulation of dendritic growth in the PCB-exposed animals with the cessation of active exposure.
With the cessation of the fighting came a whole new set of challenges.
According to epidemiological studies, about 30% of cancer deaths every year in the United States are associated with exposure to tobacco smoke or tobacco products, indicating the importance and urgency for cessation of active and passive cigarette smoke [ 1, 2].
21 22 This is consistent with the effect on radiological damage that persisted beyond cessation of active treatment, which suggests that the impact of abatacept may be most substantial at the primary site of disease, affecting early synovitis.
To test to what extent these dates reflect the onset of deglaciation immediately after cessation of active glacier flow, surface exposure ages are evaluated against independent chronologies of Late Weichselian ice-sheet fluctuations in southwestern Scandinavia.
Third, we divided past smokers into five groups based on the number of years since quitting (<5, 5 9, 10 19, 20 29, and ≥30 years), in order to assess cessation of active smoking on the risk of diabetes.
