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Japan's biggest bank, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, is also about to start a trial of a customer-service robot called Nao in its stores.
"We said to ourselves, if it works in haemangioma, these drugs must inhibit the growth of blood vessels, so they could be useful to treat cancer too," says Nicolas André, a paediatric oncologist at Hôpital de La Timone Enfants in Marseilles, France, who is about to start a trial of propranolol in angiosarcoma – a cancer of the lining of blood vessels.
In an apparent attempt to retain cable customers who are thinking of canceling, or to woo back people who have already canceled, Time Warner Cable will start a trial of a lower-cost cable subscription package next week in New York City.
Because FTIs had already been tested in children with cancer, with no significant side effects, PRF quickly pushed to start a trial of the FTI lonafarnib in 2007.
With this further support of the diagnosis, my father again presented his case to my grandmother's physicians, and her nephrologist agreed to start a trial of daily plasmapheresis.
Many years ago, an 8-year-old boy returned to my office after starting a trial of Ritalin.
We started a trial of high dosage riboflavin therapy, which began to slow the decline in her health, and we even saw some small improvements in her mobility, breathing and swallowing.
In Sierra Leone, researchers from the University of Oxford recently started a trial of TKM-Ebola, an experimental Ebola therapeutic made of synthetic, small, interfering RNAs.
The lawsuit, which was designed to block the TLC from starting a trial of mobile apps that would allow users to hail a cab electronically, claimed that the pilot program would have violated several local ordinances.
AT&T recently announced it started a "trial" of bandwidth caps with its customers in Reno on Nov. 1.
In May 2012, Croatian authorities in Osijek started a trial of two Croatian Serbs charged with war crimes against Croatian civilians, including the gang rape of a 20-year-old woman and forcing her parents and siblings to watch the rape.
