Sentence examples for cases a trial from inspiring English sources

In other cases, a trial of adequate size and duration -- say, to test whether coffee drinking raises or lowers the risk of Parkinson's disease -- would have to control the habits of huge numbers of people for decades.

In such cases a trial of hypoventilation (delivering of 2 3 breaths/min of 100% oxygen for few minutes) may become necessary to exclude this eventuality.

However, given its safety, low side effect profile and rapid onset of effect within 1 week in most cases, a trial of treatment would seem reasonable in most cases of IBS-D.

Although in many cases, a trial-and-error approach may still be necessary in determining the answers to questions: Which FPs are best for general use?

In that case, a trial, possibly by a jury, would decide final custody after a year.

The Baltimore Case: A Trial of Politics, Science, and Character By Daniel J. Kevles.

In the Ohio voting rights case, a trial was held in November, and appeals in that case also are likely when a ruling is made.

Before the Supreme Court's decision in the Atkins case, a trial judge found Mr. Hall to be mentally handicapped.

If there is no settlement in the case, a trial could take place in the first part of next year.

"Scientific Antlers" [D. Kevles, The Baltimore Case: A Trial of Politics, Science and Character], London Review of Books, 21 No. 5 (4 March 1999), pp. 27-28.

Injury, family commitments, exhaustion -- and in Bryant's case, a trial this summer -- are the primary reasons players do not want to go to Athens.