Sentence examples for trials and move from inspiring English sources

Immunity Project now needs a little over $8 million to complete trials and move forward.

Given the similar mechanism of action and the proven clinical and regulatory success of belimumab, it was decided to skip phase II trials and move directly towards phase III trials in SLE (ClinicalTrials.gov NCT01196091, ClinicalTrials.gov NCT01205438) [ 171].

By pleading guilty to the four death-penalty counts, he said, he could avoid a high-publicity trial and move immediately to the penalty phase of the case -- a mini trial before a jury that is required in federal cases in which capital punishment is sought.

"I don't think that it is unreasonable that we would want to be in control of the trial and move that forward," Wiley says.

However, we wanted to make sure that subjects did not simply ignore one or the other target on a trial and move to touch only the other.

Two American riders finished in the top 10 of the time trial and moved into the top 10 in the overall classification.

Interviews began by asking participants what they expected from the VR trial and moved towards discussing participants' experiences of the treatment.

Rather than simply saying, "This patient has failed his spontaneous breathing trial" and moving on, understanding why the patient failed the weaning trial and whether interventions can be instituted to mitigate some of these factors then becomes important.

We present quantitative data on the ability of miRNAs to diagnose BE; these data are needed to facilitate the design and sample size calculations of future prospective clinical trials and to move the field of BE molecular diagnosis forward.

The guidance gives incentives for companies to take products through the clinical trials that can lead to stronger claims: if a botanical product is legally marketed in the United States with no known toxic effects, the manufacturer can delay certain preclinical trials on toxicity and move more quickly into the clinical trials phase to determine efficacy.

Many patients normalized the nature of risk as inherent to all trials: "Accepting the risk would go with [a GT trial] and moving the scientific project forward, because you need people to…step forward and say I'm willing to do that". P13. P13