Sentence examples for taking part in a trial from inspiring English sources

"Now our world isn't that isolated," said Micah McCarty, a Makah taking part in a trial of an initial phase of the service.

Revolutionary technology at a north London hospital has transformed the lives of amputees taking part in a trial by allowing artificial limbs to be attached directly to their skeleton, giving them feeling and mobility far beyond that experienced by people with traditional prosthetics.

What is beyond dispute is that Sarita's father and mother, Nageshwara and Venkatama, and the parents of hundreds of other tribal girls, were not informed their daughters were taking part in a trial – something that is in breach of guidelines laid down by the Medical Research Council of India, which demands that those participating in trials give "informed consent".

A Carmarthenshire village is taking part in a trial to boost mobile phone "not-spots" in rural areas.

An East Yorkshire woman is one of 20 people with motor neurone disease (MND) taking part in a trial to try to improve their quality of life.

Tenants in south Wales taking part in a trial of the UK government's benefits reforms have seen rent arrears rise seven-fold to £140,000 in seven months.

If she took part in a trial and her liver failed, she could muddy the data, perhaps even alter the trial's outcome.

He also spoke about his rare opportunity to take part in a trial education scheme, courtesy of the Howard League Charity, and how it had revived him.

Dozens of patients with advanced cancer will take part in a trial being planned in the US and Europe – including Britain – starting either later this year or early in 2017.

Three years ago, Linneah took part in a trial of another drug, Boehringer Ingelheim's Flibanserin, a nonhormonal pill that tinkered directly with neurotransmitter systems.

The president's lawyers argued vigorously that he could not possibly take part in a trial; he was the chief executive, leader of the free world.