Sentence examples for benefiting trial from inspiring English sources

In 2006, Frank published an op-ed in The Washington Post arguing for various tort reforms and criticizing the Association of Trial Lawyers of America for "show[ing] much more of an interest in benefiting trial lawyers than in fairness or justice.

This project aims to encourage behaviour change to reduce morbidity and the social and emotional costs of STI acquisition, with the aim of benefiting trial participants as well as wider society.

The reviewers argued that initiating qualitative research at the design stage of partner trials would help to increase the impact of this type of work, thus benefiting trials and, ultimately, patients.

CALA's leaders say the "infamous" lawsuit "will only benefit trial attorneys" and "not result in any meaningful public health benefit".

The goal is not for the patient to benefit the trial, but for the trial to benefit the patient".

He was indicted on federal charges not long after the killings, but he benefitted at trial from a deadlocked jury.

Altruistic motivations were less likely in decliners compared with acceptors, who wanted to help doctors with research and thought that others would benefit from trial results.

The WASH Benefits Trials in Bangladesh and Kenya [ 84] are ongoing trials similar to SHINE in the interventions being tested, outcomes measured, and research questions addressed.

79 For LSDs that can be treated with liver-directed therapy, this technique is a major breakthrough and will likely benefit future trials in large animals and humans.

Whatever the outcome for the individual patient, others should benefit from the trial.

Such technology would certainly benefit from some trial and error before the pie falls from the sky.