Sentence examples for have started to trial from inspiring English sources

The panel referred to Premiership team Saracens, they have started to trial sensors worn behind players' ears to measure the impact of hits to the head as part of research into concussion.

In recent weeks, the first of thousands of patient lawsuits involving the most troubled all-metal device, an implant once sold by the DePuy division of Johnson & Johnson, have started to come to trial.

Second, Latvia has started to bring to trial a handful of Soviet military veterans who have been accused of wartime atrocities against Latvians.Neither of these issues is an embarrassment to most Balts, nearly all of whose families have vivid memories of injustices at the hands of Russia.

A few years earlier, two groups of experts on clinical trials had started to develop publication guidelines for randomized clinical trials, first independently of each other and later together.

Recently, the COMBATAC trial has started to investigate the benefit of adding targeted therapy to the CRS HIPEC treatment.

As the case nears trial, Berle has started to unseal documents that would have eventually been made public in a trial.

Also, as I've read through Metamorphosis and Other Stories (and since moved on to The Trial), I've started to notice another aspect of Kafka's unsettling worldview.

Low-dose computed tomography (ld-CT) for lung cancer screening in high-risk subjects is performed within clinical trials and has started to be used in routine clinical practice.

"Since the trial started, I've started to notice them more," he said.

Researchers in New Zealand have started trials to see whether MDMA can treat tinnitus, a condition that causes people to hear irritating sound no one else can hear.

Over the last six years, several centres around the world have started clinical trials to investigate the utilisation of bone marrow-derived cells for myocardial infarction.