Sentence examples for trials to use from inspiring English sources

2018 will bring the first human trials to use the gene-editing technology.

To prove the efficacy of the drug, the company sponsored clinical trials to use Botox for cosmetic medical purposes and for other muscle disorders.

The group, at Monash University in Melbourne, is conducting one of the first trials to use electrodes on people's scalps, both to monitor their brain activity and to provide customized electrical stimulation.

A wide variety of approaches and methodologies have been applied in assessing the impact of information systems in health care, ranging from controlled clinical trials to use of questionnaires and interviews with users.

He identified new mechanisms by which cancer cells become resistant to drugs, by turning on new pathways that bypass the drug's effect work first reported in Nature Genetics in 2012 and is now collaborating with several industry partners and planning clinical trials to use this new knowledge to develop more effective combinations that can overcome and prevent such bypassing events.

Conclusions The Avasimibe and Progression of coronary Lesions assessed by intravascular UltraSound (A-PLUS) trial is among the first large imaging trials to use IVUS as a primary end point and assesses the effects of the ACAT inhibitor avasimibe on atherosclerosis progression.

The trials to using plants as anthelmintic remedies go back to older methods of the pre chemotherapeutical periods; however they have become more and more important today [8].

That preinstalled copy is just a 60-day trial; to use it longer requires buying an activation key from Microsoft's online store for between $240 and $400.

The most highlighted point of this work to emphasize is that it is the first trial to use Mn3O4 oxide as a precursor to synthesize orthorhombic LiMnO2 by the hydrothermal method.

PURPOSE: Radiation Therapy Oncology Group (RTOG) trial 9704 was the largest randomized trial to use adjuvant chemoradiation therapy for patients with pancreatic cancer.

In early 2014, Sangamo published the first human clinical trial to use genome-editing technology.