discontinuation

Examples of discontinuing

discontinuing

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Copresent individuals may make visible a place for re-engaging talk by discontinuing individual work, or by producing physical movements that show one's availability.
After discontinuing the iontophoresis and allowing for reuptake, recovery measurements confirmed that the cell resumed the appropriate response levels.
His symptoms continued when he was placed supine, but resolved within one minute of discontinuing the isoproterenol infusion.
Thus, the report recommends discontinuing the use of waiting time as an allocation criterion for liver transplant candidates in certain statuses.
This voluntariness of discontinuing then becomes the priority.
One also needs to bear in mind changes on discontinuing oxygen therapy.
A minority thought that because they were discussing discontinuing a determination of "futile" treatment, this was the family's judgment to make.
Improvement occurs within weeks of discontinuing the drug.
In a 60day study, 86% participants completed the study with only five supplemented subjects discontinuing the supplement 'because of the intensity of the intervention'.
Discontinuing dialysis in persistent vegetative state: the roles of autonomy, community, and professional moral agency.
The treatment, apart from discontinuing the drug, is meticulous oral hygiene and plaque control, though surgical debulking may be necessary.
Early attempts at discontinuing the prostaglandins caused severe cyanosis and acidosis.
As opposed to discontinuing artificial nutrition and hydration, this is a terminal patient's desire to stop eating and drinking to hasten their death.
Provision of a wide range of methods improves the chances for a client to change methods rather than discontinuing contraceptive use.
Dying well after discontinuing the life-support treatment of dialysis.
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