Sentence examples for trials launch from inspiring English sources

That's why there's a push to ramp up production to millions of doses as soon as the phase III trials launch.

Two years on, Microchips says that the implant could be available by 2018, if clinical trials launching next year in the US are successful, and that the device will be "competitively priced".

You might expect that in the series of war crimes trials launched by the International Criminal Tribunal for former Yugoslavia (ICTY), the killings and expulsion of an ethnic group from a territory on which they'd lived for more than four centuries would be recognised as a crime, and those responsible for it punished.

Trials launched more recently face greater regulatory scrutiny than Levine's and Ballou's did.

The cases against the eight academics are part of a series of high-profile political trials launched by the government since 2007.

The eight could face maximum sentences of eight years in an almost two-year case that Kremlin critics have likened to Soviet show trials launched by investigators keen to help Putin shore up control in his third term as president.

In the late 1990s, the Breast International Group BIGG) 02-98 phase III randomized trial was one of many clinical trials launched to explore the role of adjuvant taxanes in early breast cancer (http://ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT00174655) [ 20].

Nevertheless, duration and time of recruitment are comparable to other European rectal cancer trials launched in the early 1990s (Sauer et al, 2004; Bosset et al, 2006; Gérard et al, 2006).

Since its April trial launch, MySpace China has been faulted as dull and criticized for its less than impressive Chinese name, which translates as "Befriend you, befriend me.”.

This summer will see a trial launch of the service in Las Vegas, which Hiwire aims will allow for tracking of mobile TV viewership.

The Detroit Free Press and Detroit News will be seeing an 8.5- x 11-inch device this coming summer as a trial launch from Plastic Logic.