Sentence examples for cause of suspension from inspiring English sources

Given that systemic toxicity is a recurring problem in chemotherapies, and is also the cause of suspension for several Phase I and II clinical trials for AF, this work suggests that further studies are needed to identify potential biomarkers to stratify patient populations that might benefit from low dose AF treatment to circumvent systemic toxicity.

He declined to comment on the reported cause of the suspension, saying only that he expected it to be "brief".

Today's silence about the cause of the suspension infuriated some people living near the Concorde's flight path.

Asked if food was the root cause of his suspension, Clarkson said "no, no, no", but he admitted he did have regrets about the incident.

A: A user can be reinstated if the moderation team are confident that he or she understands the cause of their suspension, agrees to abide by the site's community standards and will be able to contribute reasonably and sociably to the conversation in future.

The main cause of the suspension was power instability or failure due to lightning or storm around the site.

In 1951, the California Supreme Court, in Stoumen v. Reilly (37 Cal .2d713) ruled that "[i]n order to establish 'good cause' for suspension of plaintiff's license, something more must be shown than that many of his patrons were homosexuals and that they used his restaurant and bar as a meeting place".

A number of physiologic processes as well as interventional procedures had been incriminated to cause the suspension of dormancy and thereby appearance of clinical metastases in several types of cancer [ 48].

Facteau said the death of a swimmer Saturday did not cause the suspension of registration.

The abruptness of the action caused the suspension of trading of CITIC, a large Chinese bank, after its shares fell by 7% on Friday.

This minimizes movement of the horse's topline and removes the bounce of a two-beat gait, caused by a moment of suspension followed by the jolt of two feet hitting the ground as the horse shifts from one pair of legs to the other.