At the interim analysis, doses may be dropped from the trial, or the trial may be stopped altogether.
In fact, your coworkers annoying behaviors may be stopping you from being able to focus on producing the most amazing work of your professional life.
It's no wonder that the prospect of decades of debt may be stopping some people from even going to college in the first place.
But a modern surge in inequality has new economists wondering, as Marx and Ricardo did, which forces may be stopping the fruits of capitalism from being more widely distributed".Capital in the Twenty-First Century" by Thomas Piketty, an economist at the Paris School of Economics, is an authoritative guide to the question.
Still, he may have been stopped from going right away not so much to prevent his defection (whatever the strength of his principles, his family could always have been kept behind) but also because the Cuban government was in no great hurry for the drama to end.
reminded him, and others who may have been stopped from buying guns because they didn't want to go through background checks.
The past may be gone, but the future is being stopped from being born.
Under the guidelines, people who have been stopped from boarding flights may file an inquiry with the Department of Homeland Security, but responses do not include information about whether the person is on the no-fly list, according to the ACLU.
But this stereotype alienates those afflicted, and may even be stopping it from being studied as seriously as its effects warrant.
Which means, in a nutshell, that the NSA and its partners aren't just monitoring the things that we say – they may also be stopping us from talking about things the government doesn't want the public to be talking about.
