Sentence examples for now under trial from inspiring English sources

There is no prospect of a vaccine for Zika at present, in contrast to Ebola, for which several are now under trial.

For GCSE, she supports the idea of a "functional maths" syllabus, now under trial, to teach basic numeracy for everyday life.

ARBs are now under trial for Marfans syndrome [ 20], and may be applicable for other TGF-β related disorders.

24 Although neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy is a standard of care for resectable esophageal cancer in the USA, this therapy is only now under clinical trial in Japan, 25 and patients under this therapy did not participate in this study.

Epidermal growth factor receptor-derived peptides shown in this study are now under clinical trials in our hospitals as phase I study of individualised peptide vaccination for far advanced cancer patients, but the vaccination of these EGFR-peptides was not associated with acneiform rash and diarrhoea.

Autologous DC vaccine against CD133 (a marker of GBM), survivin peptide vaccine, rindopepimut (also known as CDX-110) against EGFRVIII, and so forth are the examples of peptide vaccines for high grade brain tumors and these are now under clinical trials [ 252– 252].

To shed more light on the preclinical events in AD and to obtain further regulatory support for the validity of biomarkers for both diagnosis and disease progression, three prospective longitudinal investigations are now under way: the A4 trial, API trial, and the DIAN trial.

Clinical trials are now under way to test the basic strategy in people, and with all due caveats, Dr. Tuveson said, "I am cautiously optimistic".

The first cases are now under way and the trial will run until December 2014.

But with the trial now under way, a few attending the Las Vegas meeting had already had to tell patients they had been assigned to the trial's chemotherapy control group.

The former lawmakers praised Mr. Karroubi for publicizing the rape accusations and angrily dismissed the mass trial of reformists now under way as a Stalinesque show trial.