Sentence examples similar to restarted studies from inspiring English sources

The FDA has lifted the clinical hold on fedratinib, but there are still manufacturing and other issues that have to be ironed out to restart studies.

We also asked about maternal return to paid employment, when women planned to or actually restarted work or study.

Now 20, Kimbata restarted her studies, making it to university.

This patient recovered from these events after antiemetic medications and 1 week of study drug interruption, and then was restarted on study drug at the initial doses with antiemetic prophylaxis.

I couldn't make it to the exam – or any exam that year – and began the complicated, tiring process of requesting support for my disabilities before I could restart my studies.

But it may benefit the Dutch team, whose work was also financed by the N.I.H. but which believes it can use money from other sources to restart its studies.

BBC Three follows Thaer and his dream to restart his studies that were cut off by the war.

There's a very good argument that Juno and the FDA moved too fast in trying to restart the studies.

The publication of Fouchier's paper isn't likely to be the last word on such issues, however, especially as influenza researchers seek to restart similar studies now stalled by the moratorium.

Nevertheless, she decided to solve all her problems till September of the current year and to start a new life since autumn, meaning to make her home in the small apartment and restart her studying.

In an e-mail to principals, the city said the program would be suspended as soon as this year's bonuses were distributed, but it left open the possibility that it could be restarted if a study showed the bonuses had a positive effect in schools.