Sentence examples for further trial and from inspiring English sources

Without those responsibilities to think about any more, I'm anxiously awaiting news about my further trial and I'm a bit at a loss of what to think about it or do about it.

The firm's management engineering consultant supported them; he had noted the occurrence of some improvement along a line that suggested "learning". The machine was retained for further trial, and output gradually rose to the rated capacity in about four weeks.

Further trials and development are needed, but if human trials are effective, this innovation could potentially have a huge impact.

But the Crown Prosecution Service decided against further trials, and none are expected to arise out of the new report.

But if Hun Sen does not suddenly reverse his opposition to further trials, and the major donors do not push him to do so by pledging full financial reserves for remaining cases, the Cambodian people deserve to know that now.

Further trials and tests were conducted in the Baltic in March and April; Bismarck was placed on active status the following month.

The two remaining British-based Kestrels were assigned for further trials and experimentation at RAE Bedford with one being modified to use the uprated Pegasus 6 engine.

Further trials and evaluation of its ability to improve vaccination coverage as well as community participation are merited.

Further trials and large case series focused on male breast cancer and AI with or without goserelin seem mandatory to draw any firm conclusion.

A low level of spin was defined as spin reported with uncertainty in the framing and recommendations for further trials, a moderate level as spin reported with some uncertainty in the framing or recommendations for further trials, and a high level as spin reported without any uncertainty or recommendations for further trials.

The intervention would benefit from further trialling and refinement and could be made available to other groups such as women living with HIV, the wives of IDUs, and specific sub-groups of widows such as sex workers and IDUs.