Sentence examples for which cessation from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we postulate that the neuronal and molecular circuitry for food sensing we have discovered in C. elegans is conserved in vertebrates, in which cessation of dopamine signaling activates octopamine/noradrenaline signaling.

These guidelines make recommendations about, not only which cessation interventions are effective for pregnant smokers but also how health providers should try to identify and engage with pregnant women to offer these to them.

Drawing from the canonical literature, Buddhaghosa describes the attainment of cessation (Pāli, nirodha-samāpatti) as "the non-occurrence of consciousness and its concomitants owing to their progressive cessation" (Path to Purity, 23, 18; Ñānamoli 1956, 824), in which progressive cessation stands for all three types of activities (viz., physical, mental, and verbal).

In his first sermon after his enlightenment, the Buddha (the founder of Buddhism) set forth the Four Noble Truths (one of the core teachings of Buddhism), the third of which was "cessation" (nirodha).

The latent hyperprolactinemia was successfully treated, i.e. prolactin levels were normalized in all 3 treatment groups which caused cessation of the painful breast sensations.

To determine the extent to which smoking cessation interventions are used in the community and their relative success in older women.

It was Alice, my ex and the mother of my children, asking, "Hey which smoking cessation do you think is best?

While from the point of view of drug development FAS-II inhibition, which causes cessation of the essential mycolic acids, is desirable, inhibition of FAS-I is not since mammalian fatty acid synthases are similar to FAS-I.

Severe nausea, vomiting or diarrhoea, which required cessation of methotrexate or the addition of an antiemetic.

Factors which promote cessation of a negative behavior is an important line of inquiry.

Advisors randomised participants using a computer generated random number sequence integrated into the computer system, which guided cessation counselling.