The phrase "any further trials" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional attempts or tests that may occur after a certain point or event.
Example: "After reviewing the results, we have decided not to conduct any further trials on this medication."
Alternatives: "additional tests" or "more experiments".
Donor fatigue and Cambodian government opposition will likely prevent any further trials of crimes by a regime that brought about more than 1.5 million deaths in the 1970s.
Even international staffers feel constrained to focus their efforts on making the most of case 002, given the unlikelihood of any further trials.
Dr Suzanne Shale, who chairs the London Policing Ethics Panel said: "We have made a series of key recommendations, which we think should be addressed before any further trials are carried out.
Furthermore, we will manually search all the systematic review articles found in order to seek any further trials for inclusion.
The remaining trialists and trialists of any further trials identified as eligible will be approached at the start of the project and we anticipate their willingness to collaborate.
It would certainly be unethical to conduct any further trials using CP 750,75) as there is clear evidence that it is substantially less effective than paclitaxel/cisplatin.
Jenkins, was simply a necessary and logical extension of the rule that an acquittal bars any further trial proceedings.
They also contended that it would be "unjust and oppressive" to extradite because of the passage of time and incompatible with Hamza's human rights, and that any further trial should take place in Britain.
If, after increasing ϵ this tree becomes a sufficiently good match we use it instead of generating any further trial trees.
"We have no wish to be involved with any further trial by media, but we will fully co-operate with any further investigation conducted by the police and/or the CPS".
The TRIUMPH study gave strong indications for stopping any further trial with non-specific NOS inhibitors in CS and possibly also in all other cardiovascular diseases.
