Sentence examples for real-world trials from inspiring English sources

Dry runs and simulations are no substitute for real-world trials.

In real-world trials HSDPA has clocked speeds of up to 1 mbps.But even EV-DO, let alone the slower HSDPA, might prove too little too late.

The company's real-world trials will start on Ford Fusion vehicle platforms equipped with Auro's autonomous driving system.

No real-world trials have evaluated whether improved medication labels can affect appropriate medication use, adherence or health outcomes.

Our starting point is developing robust face recognition technique for public railway stations using existing cameras, which arises from problems encountered in our initial real-world trials.

There's no definite timeline on when real-world trials on French roads will begin, or how many vehicles will take part in that process as of yet.

This summer, it was announced that Sleepio, a digital CBT programme for tackling insomnia, has had a successful NHS "real-world" trial, after being offered via the Manchester service, Self Help (this follows a placebo-group randomised control trial.

In the stadium there's delightful relief from the real-world trial of sifting enemies from allies: if they're wearing your team's uniforms, they're good guys.

But the model still needed a real-world trial.

A 31 July report in The Lancet  documented remarkable effectiveness in a real-world trial in Guinea.

Just such a situation held back R&D on Ebola vaccines, one of which quickly proved its worth in a real-world trial held in Guinea last year.