Sentence examples for undertaking trials from inspiring English sources

They published several papers (but all in scientific rather than medical journals) and in March 1974 were invited to present their findings to the famous Sloan-Kettering cancer institute that at the time was undertaking trials of the controversial cancer drug laetrile (made from apricot pits).

It is also important to researchers across a range of disciplines undertaking trials and other evaluations of such interventions.

The Project is now undertaking trials to further reduce costs, using each un-rooted sapling in nursery to produce two viable cuttings from each shoot for planting with the MDP technique.

The trial will act in accordance with the Mental Capacity Act 2005 and the procedures for undertaking trials in 'emergency settings' will be followed as described in detail below in section 3.6.3 (consent) of this protocol.

7 Additionally, systematic organisation of the range of ways in which researchers use qualitative research with trials, such as the temporal framework, can help to educate researchers new to this endeavour about the possible uses of qualitative research, and help experienced researchers to decide how qualitative research can best be used when designing and undertaking trials.

Yeung and Bhandari urge that orthopaedic surgeons in countries proficient in undertaking trials should foster collaborations with colleagues internationally in order to promote the research culture and provide necessary training, but also to improve the external validity of trials to specific settings.

This is primarily due to the failure to undertake trials in the last outbreak".

After the director of the Agricultural Training Institute (ATI) in the Department of Agriculture learned about SRI at a conference in Indonesia in 2000, the ATI center in Southern Mindanao undertook trials that averaged over 7t/haa in 2001 and 12 t/ha in 2002.

The Scottish Government is being urged to undertake trials of online voting by a group of thirty academics and charity bosses.

The newly created Southern Railway, which had absorbed the SECR in the 1923 "Grouping", undertook trials in the spring of 1924 to compare the performance of its freight locomotives.

Lack of awareness, confidence and motivation to undertake trials were important individual barriers.