But sadly the peak of wildlife film making – Trials of Life, the most successful blue chip series – has coincided with an appalling crash in the number of wildlife around the world," he said.
Then one day in summer they quarreled, she railing at him for his selfish mortality, his refusal to make trial of the elixir of longevity.
The Guardian archive at The Manchester University Library has a short letter from Helena Swanwick to CP Scott, dated 4 August 1899, asking if he "would make trial of me by sending me a book to review for the Manchester Guardian".
Qur'an reads; " Everyone is going to taste death, and We shall make trial of you with evil and with good, and to Us you will be returned[ 21]." Mawlana writes in his Mathnawi: "O young man!
She would make trials of drugs that homed in on B-RAF a top priority, she told him.
The regulatory system must be better aligned to make trials of personalized, small population therapies economically viable.
Recruiting patients based on HER2 amplification rather than organ of tumour origin would make trials of anti-HER2 therapies feasible in less common cancer types.
Recruiting patients based on HER2 amplification, rather than organ of origin, could make trials of anti-HER2 therapies feasible in less common cancer types.
The governor asked for the man to be sent to Madras, where the Hospital Board was to make trials of the pills "for the purpose of having the merits of his discovery ascertained".
Bacon deploys the same imagery of making trial, secure founding, planning, construction, modesty and limits that Kant now uses.
This additional layer of complexity makes trial design even more difficult and blinding of an intervention almost impossible.
