Sentence examples for launch trials from inspiring English sources

For Sikkink, early decisions to launch trials in Argentina, Guatemala and Peru dramatized the arrival of a new order and may have prevented anti-democratic challenges.

This week, Brown announced a deal with medical device maker Audax Medical of Littleton, Massachusetts, to further develop the material and launch trials in animals.

A clinical trial for panobinostat alone is currently underway in children, and Monje hopes eventually to launch trials that combine it with different drugs so that the tumor can be attacked from all angles.

ITV also intends to launch trials of a paid-for online TV service in the fourth quarter of 2011 – which could involve a combination of micropayments, subscriptions and pay-per-view mechanisms – and admitted that it is in conversations with YouTube-owner Google over online content opportunities.

The company plans to launch trials as early as 2020.

Both his group and the Columbia team have applied for funding to launch trials of the iPS cell treatment in EB patients.

The Assembly on Air The New York State Assembly plans to launch trial television broadcasts of its sessions starting next Monday afternoon.

Arizona State University, Case Western Reserve University, Princeton University, Reed College, and Darden School of Business at the University of Virginia will launch trial programs to make Kindle DX devices available to students this fall.

Launching trials in a pandemic is fraught with difficulty because of the bureaucratic hurdles that have to be crossed.

The Guardian revealed in April M&S was working on an online food service, and on Friday the store launched trials in London and Woodley, near Reading.

Uber launched trials of the self-driving cars in Pittsburgh and San Francisco, the latter without proper regulatory approval.