Sentence examples similar to a trial that commenced from inspiring English sources

Behavior of fish was recorded during the probe trial that commenced immediately after the acute treatment.

Between August 2007 and December 2007 we sent questionnaires to 90 large-scale clinical trial programs that commenced before February 2007.

That commenced a chain of events that would undo her.

He also put through a bill to hold a referendum on whether to make daylight saving a permanent fixture in New South Wales, following trials that had commenced in 1971.

After the first trial resulted in a mistrial, a second trial commenced; that second trial, spanning four months, became the longest civil jury trial in the state's history.

Since 2007, U.S. legislation has mandated that information about all clinical trials that are commenced in the U.S. must be made available on the NIH website with 2 months of the enrolment of the first patient.

'It does not seem to us to be consonant with the dictates of common sense that an accused person * * * should be at liberty, whenever he pleased, * * * to break up a trial already commenced.

A trial was commenced with appearance of a green box representing the starting position (Center On).

The optimization of PfRH5 vaccine formulations to achieve and maintain the highest possible levels of antibody will also be a major focus of human clinical trials that should commence within the coming year, supported by a greater weight of preclinical evidence than any previous blood-stage vaccine candidate.

Cordray believes that Marsh was the organizing company for the illegal practices and notes that a trial could commence in 2011.

"This last-minute specious appeal of an 11-day-old order is designed to delay a trial that the district attorney for some unstated reason is not ready or willing to commence," Mr. Hafetz wrote.