Sentence examples for first wave of trials from inspiring English sources

So-called "coach challenges" – which could result in each dugout being allowed to challenge a set number of decisions in every match – are not likely to be part of the first wave of trials.

Although the efforts of this group triggered a first wave of clinical trials in Crohn's disease, the lack of guidelines for conducting a clinical trial in this research area resulted in a variety of study designs and much criticism.

The first wave of clinical trials has shown that in general such vaccination strategies are safe.

For a few months, the government allowed these activities, but, shortly after Clinton's visit, in June, a crackdown began, and a first wave of arrests and trials took place.

It's been three and a half months since Apple Music launched and, with the first wave of users' free three-month trial periods coming to a close at the end of October, Apple has given a taste of how it is faring.

The past decade has seen the first wave of cell-based therapeutics undergo clinical trials with varying degrees of success.

The first wave of new TB vaccines to reach clinical trials have been designed as booster vaccines for BCG and initial phase II efficacy trials with these vaccines will be conducted in BCG vaccinated populations prior to TB exposure.

Until now, attention has focused mainly on the role of Lieutenant Calley, who led the first wave of killings and who was brought to trial.

The first wave of immigrants came to Mangalore to escape the trials of the Goa Inquisition of 1560.

Despite the impressive success of many of the trials in SBST's first wave of interventions, perhaps even more encouraging were its failures.

April 1998: Dutroux escapes briefly, prompting two ministers to quit July 1998: Police reforms Belgium joins first wave of European single currency Belgian general elections due 2001: Expected trial date for Dutroux.