Sentence examples for To further trial from inspiring English sources

To further trial this strategy on a pathway for organelle biogenesis, we selected a group of 97 highly coordinated ER genes and found that this cluster correlates most strongly with Xbp1, an established master regulator of the ER stress response and of ER biogenesis [ 4].

"In the event of non-payment of rates, LPS will pursue recovery through the enforcement of judgements office or bankruptcy proceedings," a spokesman for the Department of Finance told BBC News NI. "During 2017-18, LPS also carried out a small trial of the use of external agencies as an additional debt collection option, and plans to continue to further trial this approach this year.

Back in the jungle McKeith remains the butt of viewer displeasure and she will, almost certainly, be subjected to further trials if she decides to stay on in the reality show's camp.

But if Hun Sen does not suddenly reverse his opposition to further trials, and the major donors do not push him to do so by pledging full financial reserves for remaining cases, the Cambodian people deserve to know that now.

Linezolid was found to have a pharmacokinetic advantage requiring only twice-daily dosage, while eperezolid needed to be given three times a day to achieve similar exposure and therefore proceeded to further trials.

This would allow more consistent diagnosis and accuracy to further trials occurring in this field.

The encouraging results of sapacitabine have led to further trials evaluating sapacitabine in combination with other currently available agents, such as decitabine.

In a randomized trial in head and neck cancer, EGFR targeting improved the outcome compared to radiotherapy alone, leading to further trials of treatment intensification with more complex drug combinations as well as to new translational research initiatives [ 11].

We handsearched the reference lists of relevant publications and reviews to identify further trial reports (Horsley 2011) (Appendix 8).

7 This trial is powered to show a clinically important effect and provide data from which to design further trials to explore cost-effectiveness and potential reduction in hospital admissions.

A year later, he was flown to France to face further trials.