Sentence examples for gone to phase from inspiring English sources

β-secretase inhibitors have gone to phase II human trials.

Is Germany going to phase out unsafe and evil organic farming?

We're going to phase out the Alternative Minimum Tax — which these days seems more like an Alternative Maximum Tax to the millions of families it affects.

Clearly, the newspaper's editor (and its publisher) are going to phase out Page 3 - note the capital P - rather than kill it off with one swift blow and thereby revert to a daily lower case page 3.

"I suspect that heroes are going to phase out," says Mark Millar, the Scottish writer whose early 00s Marvel series The Ultimates was the foundation for The Avengers movies and thus the entire Marvel cinematic universe.

Also, because the speaker is going in circles, the sound is going to phase abominably.

A greater investment with additional implementation of correlative translational and pharmacodynamic studies during early development is crucial before going to phase III trials.

I think the question for them is going to be, how are they going to phase the (iPhone) out?" Krikorian said of Apple.

Well, "choice" is a poorly chosen word here, since it's not like Apple is going to phase out the auth chip.

For many of those services, Persona piggybacked on the OAuth support the providers already offered, but Google is going to phase out its old systems in favor of OpenID Connect.

Because you should know that schools like Dartmouth are going to phase the exams out in the future.