Sentence examples for release of trial from inspiring English sources

This followed the company's release of trial data showing that a vaccine could work on swine flu.

Third, to prevent detection biases, for short-term and long-term outcomes, hospital staff, investigators, pharmacists and outcome assessors will remain blinded until public release of trial findings.

I didn't know that that same DOJ, would, after years of FOIA stonewalling, continue to fight against the release of trial evidence in response to my FOIA lawsuit.

The rapper Ace Hood scored his best week of sales yet with the release of "Trials & Tribulations" (Cash Money/Republic) which entered the chart at No. 4. The next two albums have been in the Top 10 for some time: Florida Georgia Line's country album "Here's to the Good Times Republicic Nashville) was No. 5, while Imagine Dragon's arena rock set "Night Visions" (Interscope Records) was No. 6.

Many of them had been in jail for several years, and most were too poor to afford a change of clothes; few had any prospect of release or of trial.

The study's authors also tracked the fluctuations in the stock price of the company sponsoring each trial in the months preceding the public release of a trial's findings and the 60 trading days after those findings were made public.

The policy will be reviewed by June 2016 and will serve as a bridge until the rollout of the revamped E.U. clinical trial regulation which provides a legal basis for the release of clinical trial results, but will enter into force no sooner than May 2016.

We await the release of updated trial guidances that focus on feasibility and scientific and clinical rigor such that meaningful non-inferiority trials can be conducted to enable important new therapies to become available for our patients [ 17].

That year also saw the release of The Trial of Vivienne Ware, which earned praise for its innovative camera work.

CHICAGO — The lead outside investigator on a crucial trial of two widely used heart drugs said in an e-mail message last July that Merck and Schering-Plough, the companies that make the drugs, were deliberately delaying the release of the trial results "to hide something".

Despite that the observed event rates were lower than expected, which might have compromised the study power, an early release of the trial results in May 2011 showed an overwhelming 96% risk reduction for the immediate therapy in the prevention of genetically linked HIV-1 incident transmissions.