The word 'trialed' is a legitimate word in the English language and can be used in written English. It is the past tense and past participle form of the verb 'trial', meaning to test or experiment with something. It is typically used in a formal or legal context to indicate that something has been put to a test or trial. Example: The new drug was trialed extensively before being approved for use by the FDA.
This new approach is the brainchild of Bedfordshire Police and would be trialed on a busy stretch of the M1.
According to Amazon, the UAVs, called Octocopters, are currently being trialed and will be able to cover an area within 10 miles of its distribution centres once the Amazon Prime Air service is up and running in four or five years.
To say that nilotinib has made a change in our lives is a huge understatement Alan Hoffman, one of the trial's participants Reporting the findings at the annual meeting of the Society of Neuroscience in Chicago on Saturday with colleague Dr Fernando Pagan, Dr Moussa described how the drug was trialed on patients with advanced stages of the disease.
25 have been vaccinated using the jab successfully trialed earlier this year in Guinea.
Do you think if the American educational system would be better, there would be less of a fuss about KSM being trialed in NYC? Surely this discussion can be brought back to a question of logic versus gut feeling?
Robot taxis are already being trialed in Japan that can take people from their homes to the shops in remote locations.
I cheered upon seeing female athletes talk periods in response to Watson, including Annabel Croft, Paula Radcliffe, and athlete Jessica Judd, who told the BBC that doctors trialled a drug on her because she had her period, and it didn't work.
It's early days, so Pisani is continuing to cook the school caterer Ashlyns' menus, while trialling new dishes and holding tasting sessions.
She said Labour is planning a full integration of health and social care that goes well beyond the Better Care pilots being trialled by the Department of Health.
Trials of this idea are currently under way, one of which should report next year.
However, the second with a 0.5% formulation was supported by the results, published in February, of a smaller trial run by the HIV Prevention Trials Network.
