Sentence examples similar to halting of active from inspiring English sources

Following the halting of the active immunisation phase IIa trial (conducted by Elan Pharmaceuticals) due to an inflammatory side-effect in a subset of patients, more recent animal immunisation studies have been focusing on induction of a controlled immune response to AD pathology that avoids strong pro-inflammatory reaction.

Two alternative specifications were tested in the New Hampshire and Oregon analyses: indicators for counties where wind power development had been halted in the face of active opposition and indicators treating each county individually.

Richard I. Stark Jr., who is analyzing Reserve affairs at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, said one of the greatest challenges to Reserve personnel is the Army "stop loss" orders that halted the departure of active-duty soldiers from units set for rotation into Iraq or Afghanistan.

However, so far he has proved unable to halt or reverse the gathering momentum of active opposition against his regime.

In one patient of the three, follow-up MRI 15 years after FMT showed a halting of disease progression and 'no evidence of active disease'.

Since his appointment, he has halted hiring, frozen all new rule-making, ordered a review of active investigations and lawsuits, and reopened the CFPB's recently adopted rule targeting payday lending.

The host immune response to aerosol infection is to quarantine M. tuberculosis in a structure called a granuloma which halts replication of the bacillus and suppresses the immediate threat of active infection [ 2].

The senior Israeli military official who spoke of further planned troop withdrawals said that Israel still had dozens of active warnings about possible Palestinian attacks and that instructions to halt violence had not filtered down through the Palestinian ranks.

The thrill of active netizenship".

Plus hundreds of active substances.

Specifically, TPP binding triggers a conformational switch in the RNA from a transcriptionally active "on" state to an inactive "off" state that concomitantly causes the formation of a terminator hairpin and halting of transcription.