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It will also allow use of the DI model in kindergartens, which has been trialled in Coen, in both Cape York communities from 2018.

The GeneXpert machine, which has been trialled in hospitals in Maputo and Tete following pilot schemes by NGOs, should speed up TB diagnosis from two to three months to two hours.

He also said that it was yet to be decided whether the recent experiment of using two additional referees behind the goal-line, which has been trialled in Europa League games, would be "installed as a general rule".

Amifostine is a commonly used normal tissue radioprotector, which has been trialled in combination with both radiotherapy and chemoradiotherapy.

However, this year's conference heard disturbing news from researchers at the Wellcome-funded Africa Centre for Population Health in KwaZulu-Natal, which has been trialling test and treat in a population where nearly one in three people have HIV.

Over a 3 year period at <university redacted>, we have developed a new specialized platform for module delivery, which has been trialed for second year undergraduate Computer Science students on one of their core programming modules (Computer Architecture and Assembly Language Programming).

At our institution, which has been trialing CBME in the postgraduate setting since 2009, the division of orthopedics has been using an end of rotation Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) to determine if residents are competent to progress to the next rotation - the goal of this in-training OSCE is to establish a minimal level of competence [ 1].

However, the resultant neuro-prosthetics, which have been trialled on a handful of patients, produced movements that were delayed and jerky: not the smooth and seemingly automatic gestures associated with natural movement.

On Wednesday night, logistics group Whistl, which had been trialling the only competitor to Royal Mail in terms of delivering mail directly to the door – confirmed its intention to close down its letter delivery service, putting 2,000 jobs at risk.

On Wednesday night, in a move that seemed to strengthen the government's argument, logistics group Whistl, which had been trialling the only competitor to Royal Mail in terms of delivering mail directly to the door – confirmed its intention to close down its letter delivery service, further putting at risk 2,000 jobs.

The feature, which is access by swiping up, has been trialled across the world but is now available for everyone.