Sentence examples for to termination for from inspiring English sources

Spyker said in the lawsuit that the agreement for G.M. vehicles and technology ran through 2014 and was not subject to termination "for convenience" by either company.

If the medical council agrees that termination is permitted where the foetus is unviable, then this may open the door to termination for fatal foetal abnormality, currently illegal in the Republic.

To test the structural differences in the timing, we analyze the average time to termination for both customer groups (see Table 5).

"After nearly five decades of operation," Burger wrote, "the broadcast industry does not seem to have grasped the simple fact that a broadcast license is a public trust subject to termination for breech of duty".

The tribe was opposed to termination for a number of reasons; their concerns included the loss of tribal culture, the loss of land due to tax liens, the possibility of bankruptcy and loss of the tribal timber industry, and the lack of tribal members who were trained to run a county government.

Student numbers varied from one year to the next, due, for example, to termination of studies, withdrawal for health reasons, etc.

This can influence the results when studies are based on live births only because, if widely used, ultrasound can lead to termination of pregnancy for some defects and thus reduce the prevalence at birth.

Alternatively, the need to initiate termination for appropriate gene expression during stress has been demonstrated during oxidative stress in Caulobacter crescentus [18].

We analyzed the same 79 pairs of methotrexate courses with respect to treatment termination for adverse events (Table 3).

Preliminary data from the trial suggest some benefit from adding tivantinib to erlotinib in this patient population (OS: 12.9 vs. 11.2 months with placebo/erlotinib, P =  0.427; PFS: 2.9 vs. 2.0 months; P =  0.019); however, the trial lacked statistical power due to premature termination for toxicity concern (imbalance in interstitial lung disease between groups) 59.

To date, over 150 mutations in the coding sequence of SOD1 have been identified in ALS patients; most mutations are point substitutions but a few produce truncated proteins due to early termination (for most recent list, see http://alsod.iop.kcl.uk, last date accessed 09/30/2010).