Sentence examples for withdrawn in the second from inspiring English sources

After parallel groups complete the first period, treatment is either initiated or withdrawn in the second period in a subset of subjects.

Homosexuality was included as a mental disorder until the early 1970s when protests by gay rights activists and evidence from Alfred Kinsey, whose Kinsey reports transformed understanding of human sexual behaviour, led to its being withdrawn in the second edition published in 1974.

Dox was continued in the first group and withdrawn in the second, and mice were euthanized at d80.

Rodríguez had started in place of Ronaldo, withdrawn in the first leg with a thigh strain.

More worrying, perhaps, are the injuries to Jonny May and Sione Kalamafoni, both withdrawn in the first half, and Dan Murphy.

Rejection episodes were not observed in the three macrochimeric recipients, and immunosuppressive drugs were withdrawn in the first patient by 12 months.

Savers were already suffering ahead of the base rate cut, with 147 products withdrawn in the first half of the year against a backdrop of falling rates.

This is in stark contrast to the continued housing equity withdrawal between 1997 and the first quarter of 2008, including a substantial £13.7bn withdrawn in the fourth quarter of 2006.

While Armstrong appeared calm and even withdrawn in the first interview, which attracted 4.3 million viewers in the US for its two airings, he used the second to show a more emotional side.

Here's a closer look at how the changes will affect prospective borrowers: FIRST-YEAR LIMIT There will now be a limit on the amount of money that can be withdrawn in the first year.

The total amount over-55s have taken out of their pensions is lower than some commentators had predicted, with estimations that £6bn would have been withdrawn in the first four months alone.