Sentence examples for into trials from inspiring English sources

network technology, which will go into trials in 2010.

Both will move into trials in west Africa, probably in health workers and burial teams, in December.

Potential drugs and vaccines under development are now being sped into trials.

But on occasion patients may be right to be wary of recruitment into trials.

Not right now – at the moment it's for people with failing memories (scientists desperately want to recruit  them into trials).

In fact, some say, prosecutors are less generous with plea offers and at times force their clients into trials.

It was originally designed to prevent such information from flowing out of the intelligence division of the F.B.I. into the hands of criminal prosecutors and into trials.

So far, four antibodies have entered clinical trials in two years, and the companies aim to put four or five new ones into trials each year.

The vaccine being tested is a modified version of the only one to have shown a positive effect, out of many that have gone into trials.

"I'm worried at the moment," he says, and this is the shocking bit, "that we're putting too many into trials for the infrastructure we have".

Others hope to enroll their children into trials of other drugs for fragile X and autism being run by Roche and Novartis.