Sentence examples for time cessation from inspiring English sources

Female elephants reach peak fecundity age 19 years old [ 36], by which time cessation of growth and weight gain is nearly complete; investment is likely switched to reproduction and increasing infant survival.

The follow-up questionnaires were similar to the baseline questionnaires, with the omission of redundant questions and the addition of questions on cessation times, cessation attempts and withdrawal symptoms.

All the estimated effects of time since cessation indicate that risk continues to increase after the cessation of exposure, as in many other studies [ 15, 26, 27].

As the time since cessation reduces (the dashed lines representing ex-smokers with long cessation time compared to the double dashed lines representing current smokers) the posterior mass moves to higher log odds ratio values.

Time since cessation was calculated as 'age at baseline' minus 'age at smoking cessation'.

Among former smokers, methylation levels increased with time since cessation, but full recovery to levels of nonsmokers was seen only after cessation for > 20 years.

"There needs to be some period of time after cessation of symptoms to avoid the concept of second concussion syndrome, Steinberg said".

Sub-zero temperatures reduced volatilization and extended the time to cessation of wicking behaviour.

Vibration continues some time after cessation of instrumentation, explaining the continued rise in temperature.

When ˙γp was low in Region I of the flow curve, G″ slowly increased with time after cessation of shearing.

Macrozoobenthic species composition and biomass significantly correlated with time after cessation of sand extraction, sediment and hydrographical characteristics.