Sentence examples for take trials of from inspiring English sources

As response to indomethacin is an essential feature for the diagnosis of HC, physicians do not take trials of other drugs (especially in the early part of the treatment).

Blessed with enviable good looks, he appeared to take the trials of a footballer in his stride and as a media man I never found him anything but courteous.

These measures are currently taken in trials of new neoadjuvant therapies, to detect changes in Ki67 as a marker of the response, in the absence of other strong short-term endpoints [ 32, 33].

It will also open a window to take a trial of other immunosuppressive drugs in refractory cases of NDPH.

The changes are unveiled as rival exam board, Edexcel, said 20,000 pupils in 400 schools would take part in trials of science and maths mock tests ahead of taking their GCSEs this summer.

A high amount was diagnosed with 'medical history and single measurement of peak expiratory flow' (31%), and 22% of cases fell into the category of medical history taking plus trial of medication (= diagnosing by therapy).

He told the team he was interested in research and willing to take part in trials of new technologies.

Even though the NIH could be a big help, having it take over comparative trials of medicines could be a huge burden.

Customers taking part in trials of the plan have reported changing their behaviour to save an average of £60 a year, British Gas said.

The Rev. Al Sharpton, who has led protests for the last year about the shooting of Mr. Diallo by the police, said, "You can take the trial out of the Bronx, but you can't take the Bronx out of the trial".

It will take years of trials on thousands of patients to confirm whether the new drug really does have advantages over existing classes of medicines, as Novartis hopes.