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Meanings of cessation in English

Portuguese
cessação
Catalan
suspensió
Spanish
suspención

A stopping.

cessação
Usage of cessation in English
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Public health efforts should address these differences when developing smoking cessation strategies.
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The cessation of all payments for the discharge of civil functions; 3.
A Smaller History of Greece: from the Earliest Times to the Roma...
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Background: Regular exercise has been proposed as a potential smoking cessation aid.
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Objective: Our aim was to examine current Twitter activity for smoking cessation.
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Directors also cited several factors that they believed would support tobacco cessation.
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Hematologic toxicity was common, but did not result in cessation of therapy.
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Nine years after cessation of chemotherapy, the patient developed left hip-joint pain.
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Results: Dental hygienists provided more general cessation advice and counselling than dentists.
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The condition of life is change; the cessation of change is death.
Thomas Jefferson, a Character Sketch
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Plasma TNF-alpha levels were investigated at different time points after bleeding cessation.
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A secondary objective was to assess short- and long-term smoking cessation rates.
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Social support is important in encouraging more smoking cessation advice and counselling.
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We recently demonstrated that smoking cessation causes temporary hyper-aggregability of human platelets.
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A significant change in Germany is the cessation of the volunteer movement.
The Land of Deepening Shadow: Germany-at-War
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People were awakened in the night by the sudden cessation of din.
The Whispering Spheres
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So here it is abundance which causes the cessation of natural operation.
A Short Method Of Prayer
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Translations for cessation
Portuguese
cessação
Cessation through the time
Cessation across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common