Sentence examples for more trial will from inspiring English sources

Continued follow up of the raloxifene MORE trial will be very important, as will accrual and follow up of the STAR trial directly comparing tamoxifen with raloxifene.

Two more trials will take place next March.

But for the other uses, more trials will be needed, she said.

Being able to fund more trials will bring forward the day when all cancers are cured.

Rulings yet to come in at least two more trials will determine the amount of additional payments, which could be as little as $2 billion and as much as $4 billion.

The good news is that the few clinical trials done so far have found that adding anti-inflammatory medicines to antidepressants not only improves symptoms, it also increases the proportion of people who respond to treatment, although more trials will be needed to confirm this.

Since even more trials will be coming to a conclusion in the coming weeks and months Mr Berlusconi is accused, among other things, of illegally financing a former (Socialist) prime minister, Bettino Craxi, of budget irregularities and of bribing judges in Rome the row is bound to grow still louder.In this section Is it catching up?

He has concluded that this step only slightly improved health behavior and prevention service acceptance in the elderly, and that more trials will be required to arrive at a definite conclusion [ 11].

In the future, more trials will likely involve expensive genetic testing of subjects [ 5] with costs ranging from $350 to almost $3,000 per test according to recent information from Myriad Genetic Laboratories.

But the bigger and more rigorous trial will come next Saturday when more than 4,000 high school boys and girls competitors from six states take part in the 12-hour Bishop Loughlin Games.

But Mr Pettigrew says he still hopes that there will be a successful appeal against the Iranian court's verdict and that a more "serious" trial will then be held.This cautious vagueness infuriates Ms Kazemi's son, Stephan Hachemi, who has spent much of the past year campaigning for his mother's body to be returned to Canada and for her killers to be held to account.