The phrase "out of study" is not commonly used in written English and may not be correct in most contexts.
It could be interpreted as referring to being outside of a study session or not currently engaged in studying.
Example: "I feel a bit lost since I've been out of study for a while."
Alternatives: "not studying" or "away from study."
We excluded extremely premature infants (<34 weeks), sick infants, those with congenital malformations incompatible with life, and those with guardians not giving consent and belonging to out of study areas.
This would, the NUS says, enable students to move in and out of study and between full- and part-time courses.
Information: (212) 288-0700.O Ancient Arts ofthef the mists of time, out of study of Bugaku, the imperial court dance that flourished more than a millennium ago, comes the full-length dance to be given its premiere at 6 30 tonight at the Kaye Playhouse at Hunter College.
Back in high school, John and I had been frugal punks, sneaking out of study hall to a Mexican restaurant for 75-cent chips and salsa and free "ghetto lemonade" (ice water, lemon wedges, sugar), producing a photocopied zine about skateboarding and substituting a dictionary and pencils for a drum kit in our band, Joyful Stress.
Judging by his performance on Friday in the first round of the N.C.A.A. tournament, it is hard to believe that one day Dale slipped out of study hall and called Cornell Coach Steve Donahue, asking if it was O.K. if he sent him a highlight tape.
The decrease is related to sediment transfer out of study area and due to sediment-buried glacier ice which is slowly melting.
The Spanish RELMC (Registro Español de Investigación y Tratamiento de Leucemia Mieloide Crónica) is a hospital-based registry, which includes only out-of-study patients.
In the other studies investigating end-of-life cancer patients [ 27, 35- 39, 41] presence of depressed mood in the out-of-study population was not analyzed and comparison cannot be made.
Although the effectiveness of PCT-guided antibiotic therapy has been proven in several randomised clinical trials, so far less is known about implementation and effects of such protocols under out-of-study conditions.
But few have examined drop-out of study participants followed by return after missing at least one visit.
But these are not stringent, drawn-out periods of study.
