Sentence examples for extensive trial of from inspiring English sources

The six-month pilot in the West Midlands is most extensive trial of predictive policing to date and is being part-funded by the Home Office.

Even Consumer Reports did an extensive trial of the top-rated wrinkle creams, some of which make lofty claims.

These results suggest that a larger, more extensive trial of this therapeutic program is warranted.

Nevertheless, another extensive trial of manual therapy for back pain had the same control treatment as in this trial.

It's well worth a read, given that in 2007-2008, the government performed extensive trials of Nemesysco's unproven technology for the purpose of catching "benefit scroungers".

Sirtuins have proved to be highly interesting proteins, but the goal of extending life span was set back last year when extensive trials of resveratrol showed it did not prolong mice's lives, although it seemed to do them no harm.

Extensive trials of ISA in real-world driving have shown that ISA can significantly reduce speeding, users have been found to have generally positive attitudes and at least some sections of the public have been shown to be willing to purchase ISA systems.

This decision was no doubt the result of extensive trials of the shells in the Cool Ranch test market of Toledo, Ohio; it's not hard to imagine some squeamish eaters would be put off by a thick coating of salt and faux spices.

Despite extensive trials of amplifications, including several long-PCR protocols, for some unknown reasons, we failed to amplify a SERA family gene member between the region of Pgo-SERA4 and Pgo-SERA5 (Figure S5).

Extensive trials of M. microti as a vaccine suggest that it lacks virulence for humans with normal immunity.

However, extensive trials of crystallizing ANK repeat domains of AnkR/B/G were not successful, presumably because of the highly dynamic nature of the extended ANK repeat solenoid (Howard and Bechstedt, 2004; Lee et al., 2006).