Sentence examples for took the experimental from inspiring English sources

Last year, the Food and Drug Administration took the "experimental" label off acupuncture needles as medical devices.

Another study in the Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics also took the experimental approach.

The American Society for Reproductive Medicine ASRMM) showed the success rates using a vitrified egg were equal to those of a vitrified embryo, and subsequently took the experimental label off the process making elective egg freezing accessible to more women.

It should be stated that the model parameters for receptor internalization and recycling are from the same source as the experimental data sets in Figure 4. Backer et al. took the experimental data sets to estimate the parameters for two separate models of receptor internalization and recycling at 100 nM insulin as well as without insulin [ 34].

On offer: $180 to take the experimental prostate drug.

But scientists aren't sure how much dystrophin is produced in patients taking the experimental drugs, how functional it is, or how much is needed.

The company said patients taking the experimental treatment, MorphiDex, a medicine that combines morphine with the chemical dextromethorphan, needed doses of the drug that were just as high as if they took morphine alone.

Gavi said the advance purchase commitment would help the US pharmaceutical company take the experimental Ebola vaccine through late-stage clinical trials to licensing and pre-qualification by the World Health Organisation.

In Wednesday's ruling, Judge William J. Martini, of the United States District Court in Newark, said that Jacob should be allowed to take the experimental drug even though he does not meet the criteria for eligibility.

At a recent appointment, the two received free electrocardiograms and consultations, then shuffled into a room to take the experimental medicine, laid out on a table in tiny plastic bags beside glasses of water.

Shortly before, Mr. Kauffmann and his collaborators, aware of rising discrimination across Europe, had similarly taken the experimental Bauhaus spirit into Palestine, where the barren landscape proved fertile ground for applying modern design principles.