Sentence examples for set up trials from inspiring English sources

He and his colleagues set up trials involving that purgatory familiar to any summer traveler: a plane trip.

In a vote Wednesday, the General Assembly directed United Nations officials to resume negotiations with the Cambodian government to set up trials for surviving Khmer Rouge leaders.

The population of Britain is suffering from a lack of evidence because we can't set up trials quickly enough when you need them.

And the traffic between human and animal hospitals flows in the other direction, too: Late last month, veterinarians from the Animal Medical Center began meeting with their counterparts at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center to set up trials of a noninvasive device for removing tumors of the urinary tract with electrical impulses.

Once the investigative team sent by the Arab League wraps up its investigations, one or more of its 22 members are expected to set up trials in domestic courts.

Examples such as I-SPY in breast cancer, Lung-MAP in lung cancer and GBM AGILE in glioblastoma give tantalizing glimpses of how we can "set up trials around patients and disease rather than setting up a trial around a drug," in the words of FDA's Janet Woodcock, who is enthusiastic about these trials, when planned and executed well.

The idea is that a market-based system which gives countries and companies flexibility to meet their targets will produce the greatest emission reductions at the lowest cost.Already Britain (in 2002) and then the European Union (from January 2005) have set up trial systems for carbon dioxide, the biggest of Kyoto's greenhouse gases.

China Mobile, the world's biggest wireless network operator by subscribers, wants to set up trial networks in 100 large cities by the end of this year.

We set up trial management committees in London and Lusaka to review the progress of the trial on a regular basis and an independent data monitoring committee to monitor the progress of the trial and patient safety every six to eight months.

"It will be important when we can step back from the business of running this trial to explore what went wrong and what went well in setting up trials during this epidemic," she says.

In 2003, we tested the hypothesis that Brenthia moths are salticid mimics by setting up trials in which one jumping spider (Phiale formosa) (Fig. 3) – the largest most common and conspicuous salticid at the study site – was paired with one moth in a small arena.