The phrase "a different trial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an alternative test, experiment, or legal proceeding that is distinct from another one previously mentioned.
Example: "After reviewing the results, we decided to conduct a different trial to gather more data."
Alternatives: "an alternative trial" or "another trial".
The other concerned racial advantages in law school admissions; a different trial judge ruled in March that it was unconstitutional.
Meanwhile in York, the city council is running a different trial aimed at raising the aspirations of year 6 primary children.
Today's sentencing follows closely the conclusion of an almost parallel trial of five guards from the Omarska camp who were convicted by a different trial chamber on Nov. 2.
The appeals court may reverse parts of the decision and is likely to remand the case to a different trial judge to further flesh out some of these issues.
Mr. Bloomberg was ultimately not selected to serve on that jury, and officials ordered him to return to State Supreme Court this morning, where he could be picked for a different trial.
We are therefore constrained to vacate the Final Judgment on remedies, remand the case for reconsideration of the remedial order, and require that the case be assigned to a different trial judge on remand.
"The conviction will be quashed for the simple reason that advances in the science of DNA, long after the end of the trial, have proved a fact which, if it had been known at the time would, notwithstanding the remaining evidence in the case, have resulted in quite a different investigation and a completely different trial," he said.
First, we used a slightly different trial structure in that the stimuli were presented in black on a white background and we used a dynamic fixation frame at the onset of the trial (see Figure 9).
If we had had this guy as a witness saying, I did it and I did it alone, it would certainly have been a very different trial.
PrEP-related stigma has emerged as a significant social harm that can arise from PrEP research participation, reported by trial participants from a range of different trial sites, different trial populations, and spanning different continents.
Each plot represents performance on a different RSVP trial type; target-present (left), exact-target (middle) and target-absent (right).
