Sentence examples for be stopped early from inspiring English sources

One trial of elderly men published in 2010 had to be stopped early when 7% of the those taking testosterone, compared with 1% on a placebo, experienced serious heart problems.

His interest in ethics dates far back; in 1971 he created the notorious Stanford Prison Experiment, where college student "guards" demeaned and humiliated student "prisoners". The experiment had to be stopped early because it became so abusive.

It might protect women who choose circumcised men — but even that wasn't proved in the African studies, which had to be stopped early because the benefit for men was so glaring.

Bianchi suffered a "severe" head injury in a crash that caused the race to be stopped early and is due to be put into intensive care after surgery.

Worse still, the trial had to be stopped early because vaccinated people seemed to be more susceptible to infections, for reasons we still do not fully understand.

Safety was assessed by considering the sessions that had to be stopped early for clinical reasons, through analyses of heart rate (HR), peripheral oxygen saturation (SpO2), and respiratory rate (RR).

In the current study, we asked whether cyclosporine could be stopped earlier without affecting the risk of chronic GVHD.

As a result, haloperidol treatment would be stopped earlier.

Alternatively, the mobilization procedure could be stopped earlier if the required number of CD34+ cells has been collected.

Furthermore, HCV GT1 patients with AF and failed to achieve an RVR, PR therapy should be stopped earlier.

In fact, the benefit was so pronounced that the trial was stopped early.