Sentence examples for be trialled as from inspiring English sources

AZT was, as the film shows, one of the first drugs to be trialled as an Aids treatment.

An updated version of the extended family is to be trialled as a way of giving support to parents with children on the "at risk" register.

Virtual reality training programs have also began to be trialled as a new therapy for youngsters with autism spectrum disorder, for whom anxiety and social phobias are extremely common.

Prof King added that he hoped to have the technology ready to be trialled as a power source for electronic equipment before the end of the year.

In response to these limitations, it has therefore been proposed that a radar-based sensor be trialled as a more suitable external reference measurement system, given the superior performance of radar in dusty environments.

As well as seeking to spark clean tech startup activity directly, the Better Futures project will also target enterprises with support for 50 to develop innovations that have the potential to save green-house gas emissions, and support for 25 enterprises to design, develop and introduce new products to the firm — with up to 10 "new innovations" set to be trialled as part of the program.

Women's judo made its first appearance at Barcelona 1992 after it was trialled as a demonstration sport in Seoul 1988.

The drug is currently being trialled as a therapeutic agent in conditions characterised by aberrant microglial over-activity (e.g. Alzheimer's disease).

Money for nothing - it sounds like a utopia, but is now being trialled as government policy around the world.

Prostvac-VF (viral-based vaccine) is a recombinant viral vaccine currently being trialled as an immunotherapy for PCa.

Use of the mobile phone Short Messaging Service (SMS) text messages was trialed as an interface to overcome these difficulties.