Sentence examples for was recently halted from inspiring English sources
The Merck STEP phase 2b efficacy trial of one such vaccine was recently halted, and declared a failure.
His move to expand the salary ceiling for overtime pay, in which the Labor Department's rule was recently halted by a federal judge in Texas judge.
Reconstruction of the opera house, which was to have reopened last year, was recently halted because of legal problems with an international consortium that took over the work in 1998.
TMT construction was recently halted following protests by indigenous Hawaiians, and efforts are continuing to find a compromise.
Jared Rice is former CEO of AriseBank, a cryptocurrency startup whose ICO was recently halted by the SEC.
While the equity was recently halted by former resistance in the 34 region, it appears that the stock is in the process of bouncing off support at its 32-day moving average.
His plans for a futuristic LVMH foundation and museum in the Bois de Boulogne to house his large art collection were recently halted in mid-construction by a neighbours' revolt.
We believe that this is the reason that two recent clinical trials run by Novartis using DMXAA (Vadimezan) in combination with chemotherapy for lung cancer were recently halted for lack of efficacy (Lara et al, 2011).
The Grand Canyon Trust, which was recently successful in halting new mining claims on federal land around the Grand Canyon, characterized the bill on its Web site as containing "several dangerous provisions that require a permanent waiver" of water rights.
Furthermore, altered Wnt/β-catenin pathway has been proposed to be implicated in breast tumour initiating cells (Roarty & Rosen, 2010), and a small molecule inhibitor of Wnt secretion was recently reported to halt tumour growth in vivo (Proffitt et al, 2013).
Finally, it was recently shown that lisinopril not only halted age-related podocyte loss in a rat model of spontaneous glomerular injury, but even increased the podocyte number compared with age-matched untreated animals [ 97].
