Sentence examples for almost no trial from inspiring English sources

Patrick Robinson, who presided over the second half of the Milosevic trial, had a long diplomatic career but almost no trial experience.

The legal community did not know what to make of a behind-the-scenes political player with almost no trial experience who was suddenly presiding on the federal bench.

Almost no published trial data are available, although label recommendations do exist regarding how these herbicides could be used to control broom seedlings among radiata pine.

In my experience – until early the early part of the last decade – capital punishment was commonly witnessed in North Korea and there were almost no criminal trials.

In contrast, there has been an absence of outcome measures in large vessel vasculitis and as a consequence almost no clinical trials in giant cell arteritis or Takayasu's arteritis to date.

As almost no randomised trials exist, this cochrane review will not be finished at all.

Although CAMbase and CAM-QUEST® focus on CAM research only, almost no hits of qualitative trials were found there.

Anyone "odd" or "different' who has also been convicted stands almost no chance of a fair trial.

However, the trial included almost no participants within the range of selenium status (<106 μg/l in plasma) assuring benefit from selenium supplementation on prostate cancer risk [ 7, 12].

The recommendation, however, is based largely on expert opinion with almost no evidence from randomised controlled trials or meta-analyses.

As shown in Fig. 2, participants reported lower scores (1 or 2, which indicate no or almost no odd sensation) in most trials for WS1 and WS2 conditions [mean scores: 1.50 (SE = 0.22), 1.21 (SE = 0.10) respectively; no significant differences between them], indicating that irregular step-height itself does not cause the odd sensation.