Sentence examples for elaborate trial from inspiring English sources

In Europe and America, meanwhile, Nokia, the world's leading handset-maker, is also testing mobile TV services: the most elaborate trial so far, with 500 users, will start soon in the English city of Oxford, in conjunction with O2, a European operator.It is not just mobile operators that are suddenly interested in TV.

With Northfield's initial focus on severe trauma cases where donated blood is not available, Northfield thinks the F.D.A. will not require the far more elaborate trials needed to show PolyHeme is as safe and effective as donated blood.

Even in the United States, still one of the world's 10 leading users of the death penalty, the practice of capital punishment has been sharply circumscribed, with elaborate trials, guaranteed and publicly subsidized legal defense, and multiple opportunities to appeal.

An elaborate clinical trial could weigh the pluses and minuses of cutting salt in a large group of people.

But doctors may not be able to use it as a frontline weapon until new, more elaborate clinical trials are conducted, during which a "control group" of near-death patients will be administered a placebo and allowed to die.

In the New York trials, extraordinary security prevailed, significantly more elaborate than in trials of drug cartel members, for example.

This study found out that these procedures are not well elaborated in clinical trial protocols to be implemented in Cameroon.

It has already passed the scrutiny of many elaborate randomized controlled trials and its efficacy and safety in treating patients with asthma have been proven.

Further large-scale randomized controlled trials with elaborate designs should be performed to verify the clinical effect of TKM therapies.

Reasons for the paucity of RCTs dealing with surgical techniques have been attributed to specific challenges of these trials requiring elaborate methodologic considerations, as well as complex organization, raising questions regarding their feasibility.

These findings suggest an interesting synergy, although more elaborate and statistically powerful trials are necessary to elucidate these findings [16].