Examples of cessation

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Evidence-based guidelines for tobacco cessation treatment are available in several countries (13).
The participants were asked what proportion of patients, if any, they offered different kinds of tobacco cessation support.
Genetics accounted for 31 % and 51 % of the variance in risk for withdrawal and failed cessation, respectively.
Upon the cessation of conflict, as has already been noted, victims are not always immediately capable of this.
Investigating onset, cessation, relapse and recovery : why you should, and how you can, use discrete-time survival analysis to examine event occurrence.
Late-stage deformation is recorded as a pressure solution event possibly reflecting the cessation of slip on these faults as the slice became accreted.
The treatment in this study was essentially compliance therapy, and it is possible that increased compliance after the cessation of treatment mediated these results.
Changes occurred after cessation of cell wall growth indicating considerable metabolism of cell wall polysaccharides after cessation of growth.
Smoking cessation increases survival substantially and reduces symptoms.
We gleaned marginal quit rates of formal cessation methods from the recent literature.
Smoking cessation guidelines, for example, consistently have been shown to lower treatment costs.
Although smoking cessation therapies represented savings in all situations, the absolute benefits obtained with this treatment were consistently lower compared with the other three alternatives.
In the case of smoking cessation strategies, we estimated the success rates of cessation therapy after 1 year of follow-up.
However, in an incremental cost-effectiveness analysis, the cheapest statins still cannot compete with smoking cessation or aspirin.
After cessation of the insult, amplitudes and kinetics recovered and stabilized in a component-dependent manner.
Smoking cessation counseling and promoting smoke-free homes and vehicles.
He sees the sole alternative as delaying the relief until after the cessation of hostilities.
Characterizing how nicotine withdrawal is experienced may facilitate the development of more effective approaches to alleviating discomfort experienced during smoking cessation attempts.
Indeed, the relapse prevention figures account for two additional years of abstinence than the smoking cessation alone figures.
Proposed strategies include the abrupt cessation of vaccination with the live virus worldwide, followed by the optional use of inactivated vaccines for an appropriate period.
The cessation of the war did not bring comfort and joy to the survivors : they had real difficulties to surmount.
The effect of smoking cessation during pregnancy on preterm delivery and low birthweight.
Risks and bene®ts of nicotine to aid smoking cessation in pregnancy.
They believed the tops and bases of the species during this period are solely the reflection of the onset and cessation of environmentally favourable conditions.
An apparent gradual cessation of monument building, therefore, is not necessarily evidence of a gradual collapse.
The cessation of burning might even suffice if confined to these concentration sites and their neighbourhood. 10.
To assess changes in estrogen profile from baseline and at 1 year and 1 year after cessation of therapy.
First, the central nervous system continues to develop after the cessation of exposure.
Again, this suggests the possible value of smoking-cessation medications that target the insula.
After cessation of inhalation of nitric seen after drug loading in our study.
After cessation of inhalation, sufficient time (at least 30 min) was allowed for the hemodynamic values to return to baseline.
An analysis of the interviews of those who 'feared' retirement shows that the problem cannot be limited to the mere cessation of work.
Other attitudes may affect the impact of driving cessation.
We also aimed to characterize whether the inflammatory markers or traditional risk factors explained observed cardiac risk reduction following smoking cessation.
Our findings are consistent with prior studies, suggesting that the full benefit of smoking cessation may be achieved gradually.
We found that the smoking-associated inflammatory response subsides within 5 y after smoking cessation.
Premature ovarian failure is a condition characterized by cessation of normal ovarian function before the age of 40.
In addition, it discharges a host of minor, even trivial, functions, the cessation of which would have little impact on public life.
The uplift of a sedimentary pile undergoing maturation is likely to have the effect of leading to a cessation of hydrocarbon generation.
Finally, it will consider the cessation of wet-nursing in the early twentieth century.
After cessation of administration of aprotinin and stabilization of circulation with high doses of vasopressors, it proved possible to continue the operation.
Lesions in the same region of the left hemisphere convexity also cause cessation of dreaming in association with disorders of quasi-spatial (symbolic) operations.
The effects of the collapse are most obviously seen in the cessation of elite-sponsored activities but clearly were felt at all levels of society.
Early-retirement benefits bridged the period between the cessation of work and the date of entitlement to a state and supplementary pension.
At the very end of the season, when the grass was drying up owing to early cessation of the rains, they appeared in other parts.
Cessation of subduction is eventually followed by a halt to volcanic activity on the overriding plate.
The median duration of symptoms for 35 cases with a known date of cessation of symptoms was 21 days, range 5-165 days.
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