Sentence examples for accompanied the trial from inspiring English sources

We must fight it with the arm of the law". Meanwhile, the country braces for possible terrorist attacks similar to what accompanied the trial of the Palestinian gunman accused of trying to kill Bakhtiar back in 1980.

> Haggerty et al. (1994) propose another explanation for a marked decline in diarrhoea morbidity in the control group of their study of a hygiene intervention in DR Congo: the intense attention to diarrhoea that accompanied the trial raised awareness and stimulated villagers to take up actions that they knew were effective against diarrhoea a Hawthorne effect.

He attended Yale during a tumultuous period: in 1970, near the end of his freshman year, the campus was overtaken by protests that accompanied the trials of members of the Black Panther Party, who were accused of murder.

ML and EWS received funding from Genentech (South San Francisco, CA, USA) for mechanistic assays that accompanied the original clinical trial [ 15], but Genentech did not fund the studies in this report.

Mr Khoo said afterwards that Mrs Clarke - who is accompanied at the trial by her son Simon - "would rather be left alone at the moment".

He was accompanied to the trial by so many influential persons that the bishops decided to call the hearing off.

A comprehensive RTQA guidance document has been developed to accompany the main trial protocol.

Furthermore, our own data derived from the translational program accompanying the CapRI trial showed especially immunomodulatory and anti-angiogeneic effects of INF-α2b [ 12- 17].

This "ebb and flow" hypothesis, which is well-described in the editorial accompanying the FACTT trial report [ 9], has face-validity but remains untested.

An editorial accompanying the FACT trial emphasized that the dose of allopurinol used for comparison (300 mg/day), which could not be modified to preserve the double-blind design, may have been insufficient for a real comparison of the urate-lowering efficacy of these two agents.

It's not so hard to see the titillating and moralising media coverage that accompanied the duchess's divorce trial as an early 60s version of that depressing internet phenomenon, "slut shaming".