Sentence examples for trial released from inspiring English sources

Harris's PR firm, Bell Pottinger, taken on for the trial, released a statement saying he and the family would say nothing today.

There was general relief that the data was not as shaky as that of an AIDS vaccine trial released in September.

A new asthma drug being developed by Sanofi and Regeneron Pharmaceuticals may help patients whose condition is not well controlled by existing medicines, according to the results of a small clinical trial released Tuesday.

A six-month progress report on the trial, released by the Department of Social Services on Monday, found a 15% drop in poker machine revenue in the Ceduna region in the three months after the start of the trial, and a drop in the number of alcohol-related arrests.

During the trial, which lasted one day, Ms. Gu acknowledged that she got Mr. Heywood drunk on whiskey in November and then poured poison into his mouth after he became sick and asked for water, according to an account of the trial released by the official Xinhua news agency.

People infected with the virus that causes AIDS are far less likely to infect their sexual partners if they are put on treatment immediately instead of waiting until their immune systems begin to deteriorate, according to preliminary results from a large clinical trial released Thursday.

A five-year trial releasing beavers into the wild has been run in west Scotland, while a wild population established in Tayside, east Scotland, as a result of escaped or illegally released animals could total as many as 250 animals.

The results of field trials, released Wednesday by the US Environmental Protection Agency EPAA), show imidacloprid, a common neonicotinoid, can cause hive populations to fall among the world's most important pollinators.

Only 22% of trials released their summary results within one year of completion, even though the NIH requires that they should.Clinical trials are very costly to rerun.

The segment was broadcast shortly after a Tehran prosecutor, Saeed Mortazavi, who is running the trials, released a statement warning that anyone criticizing the trial as illegitimate, as many opposition figures have done, would also be prosecuted.

The results of phase I trials released on Wednesday night showed "encouraging clinical activity and acceptable safety across a range of tumour types", which Morrison said would help "redefine the cancer treatment landscape".