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The legal case that Ms Davies later fought, and won, revealed that the technique used in her operations had been trialled in a teaching hospital and quickly withdrawn.
A spokesperson for Qantas said earlier in the week that the uniforms had been trialled by 75 members of staff and that "the feedback we've had from staff on the new uniform has been overwhelmingly positive".
A longstanding feature of sports such as rugby, the scheme had been trialled by the FA in the Auto Windscreens Trophy and found to be an effective antidote to bothersome behaviour.
Fisher said so far, the blood test had been trialled on a small test group of 38 people (29 with Parkinson's and a control group of nine healthy people), and had reliably detected the hyperactive mitochondria of Parkinson's patients.
No-one was to be forced to wear them, the laces had been trialled and met professional footballing kit requirement and – as they were supplied free to all 134 professional clubs in the UK – it wasn't going to cost clubs or players a penny.
Satellite imagery including an infrared (IR) wavelength had been trialled by three (18%) companies and was regularly used by six (35%) companies (Table 1).
Meanwhile, autonomous trucks have been trialled in Nevada, Colorado and, closer to home, Germany.
Second, similar measures have been trialled in Northern Ireland and led to miscarriages of justice.
The odd-even scheme has been trialled twice and its impact on air quality is being investigated.
This already happens in Scotland and has been trialled in parts of the English network, not always with success.
