Sentence examples for can be trialled from inspiring English sources
"Development of only a suitable P2X1-purinoceptor antagonist [blocker] is required before this pharmacological strategy for male contraception can be trialled," they added.
More studies are needed in animals to show that they work well and do not provoke an immune reaction, and the entire process must be performed with clinical grade cells before the implants can be trialled in humans.
For those students who find the WBLP to be unsuitable, alternative learning programmes can be trialled, such as outdoor pursuits.
(The report's use of the term "full automation", meanwhile, refers to truly driverless cars — a technology that can't legally be tested on public roads in the U.K. yet, but can be trialled at dedicated testing centers, as noted below).
The document calls for "defined and controlled spaces" test sites to be established where robotics can be trialled in the wild, as a stepping stone on the road to RAS technologies being deployed in the real world, alongside humans and other less smart machines.
Since the Bush government brought down the twin towers you can be trialled without lawyers.
HT techniques have greatly increased the number of targets that can be trialed and the rate at which these can be produced.
Once cell division occurs, the next cell division can be trialed after 24 hours in our simulations, because cell-cycle times in the confluency are on the order of 24 hours (Dover and Potten, 1983; Dover and Potten, 1988).
"In coups where there is some instability and violence, there can be trials and execution of cronies and associates," according to Ezrow.
These analyses showed that attendance for follow-up can be trial and disease specific.
