Sentence examples for progress to phase from inspiring English sources

All of our predictions demonstrated some efficacy in pre-clinical validation while one was particularly potent and will progress to phase 2a clinical trial imminently.

From the available documentation, we identified three likely major reasons for the slow progress to phase out leaded gasoline in New Zealand.

As bulk tumour response may be hard to obtain in advanced disease, surrogates such as biopsy studies or imaging may be required to define an effective dose and provide sufficient confidence to progress to phase III trials.

Studies may utilise existing drugs such as aspirin for which there is already extensive human data, and in this situation rapid progress to phase III trials can be contemplated.

The unsustainable failure rates in phase 3 can be most likely attributed to the robustness of decisions to progress to phase 3. Clearly, the ability (or capacity) of existing early-stage information to provide sufficient and adequate "learning" still has to be appropriately addressed if the high failure rate in late-stage development is to be reduced.

Under Phase 1, a number of key issues were resolved to allow the project to progress to Phase 2 with the guidance of the Code of Practice.

Mr. Mitchell, a former Senate majority leader, was chairman of the Northern Ireland peace negotiations from 1996 to 1998 and helped bring about the Good Friday agreement of 1998, which linked political progress to phased disarmament.

Three of them have progressed to phase II/III clinical trials in humans and others are in preclinical evaluation/development.

The two most advanced PDF inhibitor leads, which are both reverse hydroxamates, have progressed to phase 1 clinical trials and were well tolerated.

Only a very small number of studies have progressed to phase III in which the therapeutic effects are to be examined in a large number of subjects.

The selective CCR9 antagonist vercirnon progressed to phase 3 clinical trials in Crohn's disease but efficacy was limited, with the need for very high doses to block receptor activation6.