Sentence examples for ongoing phase of from inspiring English sources

Based on the expertise with optically pumped Cs magnetometers (CsOPMs) gained in the ongoing phase of the PSI-nEDM experiment, we plan to deploy a CsOPM-based, rather than a SQUID-based detection of the 3He FID signal.

However, during 4-s intervals of syllable repetitions SMA and cerebellum showed opposite temporal activation patterns in terms of a shorter (SMA) and longer (cerebellum) latency of the entire BOLD response as compared to SMC, indicating different pacing mechanisms during the initial and the ongoing phase of the task.

But more importantly, these single-trial estimates are critical for allowing for subsequent analysis of how this relates to other measures, as can performed in the between-region analysis or the coupling to ongoing phase of an oscillation.

Results of an ongoing, Phase II trial of Gleevec therapy for metastatic melanoma patients were presented at ASCO's 2009 conference [38].

As part of the ongoing phase I study of ZD6126, the same DCE MRI approach is being used to measure the antivascular effects in human tumours, and in which an apparent IAUC dose response effect has been observed (Evelhoch et al, 2002).

There is an ongoing phase 1 study of a choline kinase-α inhibitor for the treatment of patients with advanced solid tumors (Clinicaltrials.gov, study# NCT01215864).

The treatment schedule of IT in these animals was translated from the ongoing phase I study of IT alone at The Norwegian Radium Hospital (unpublished) in which IT is given every second week and repeated four times.

As Co-Chair for the symposium, his presentation focused on the rationale for TF as a therapeutic target in severe CAP and reviewed the design of the ongoing phase III CAPTIVATE study of tifacogin [ 7].

Ongoing phase 3 studies of HU versus pegylated IFN will define the optimal first-line cytoreductive therapy for PV.

Ongoing phase 2 studies of an irradiated sporozoite vaccine will ascertain whether the full protection against homologous experimental malaria challenge conferred by high doses of a whole organism vaccine can provide protection against diverse strains in the field.

The promising results from the phase II trial have prompted an ongoing phase III study of this combination (NCT01582672/ADAPT).