Sentence examples for trials to win from inspiring English sources

This has done well enough in early trials to win a grant from the American government.

Human Genome, of Rockville, Md., and its partner, GlaxoSmithKline, needed two successful trials to win regulatory approval of Benlysta.

For devices that are more critical, like implanted heart defibrillators, producers have to run clinical trials to win approval.

Because even small changes might affect the drug's safety or activity, it is likely that makers of biosimilars will have to conduct at least some clinical trials to win F.D.A. approval of their drugs, which makers of generic small-molecule pills are not required to do.

The series challenges celebrities to live alongside one another in an Australian jungle camp and undergo trials to win meals.

And then the biggest disaster of them all: Pfizer spent $1 billion, a record for late-stage trials, to win approval for its Lipitor replacement torcetrapib.

OvaCheck's developers plan to conduct a clinical trial to win F.D.A approval for diagnosing recurrences of ovarian cancer.

The pair teamed up for the Jungle Walk Of Shame trial to win meals for the final five contestants.

On Tuesday, the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit denied Cook's request to use data from a clinical trial to win approval in the United States while it appealed a district court judge's decision.

Mandela had a growing international reputation and the ANC sought to use the trial to win worldwide support and attention, hence Mandela's speech from the dock on April 20th which was delivered from his handwritten script.

In 1989, the final stage was a time trial into Paris, and the American Greg LeMond, in second place by 50 seconds, defeated the race leader, Laurent Fignon, by 58 seconds in the 15-mile time trial, to win by 8 seconds, the closest margin of victory in Tour history.