"commence a trial" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the starting of a formal legal process or proceeding, usually in a court of law. Here is an example: "The judge ordered the parties to commence the trial at 9 am sharp the following morning." This sentence means that the judge gave instructions for the legal process to officially begin the next day at 9 am. Other examples of using this phrase could include: - The prosecutor requested a postponement of the trial's commencement. - The defense team argued for a delay in commencing the trial due to new evidence. - The judge declared a mistrial before the commencement of the trial due to jury misconduct.
Thus, prior to commencing a trial appropriate educational material had to be developed.
The patient then commenced a trial of liraglutide, a GLP-1 analogue, and reported prompt improvement in itch and thinning of psoriatic plaques.
Once established, a sample-size calculation can be performed prior to commencing a trial to ensure that investigators can correlate statistical significance to clinical significance and appropriately power their study.
"Because there is no newly discovered evidence, it is fundamentally unfair, if not a violation of the principal of double jeopardy, to commence a third trial of Mr. Warren," Simmons said.
Twenty-nine of the 42 respondents felt it acceptable to commence a drug trial before consent was obtained if the time window for initiation of treatment was narrow and therefore precluded obtaining consent.
Investigators should quantify the reproducibility of their assessments before commencing a clinical trial, since the level of reproducibility has considerable impact on the power of a clinical trial.
However, to our knowledge, there is no prospective clinical trial evaluating combination treatment of any substance with carbon ion therapy, hence we will shortly commence a phase-II trial with the EGFR-receptor antibody cetuximab addressing this issue [ 26].
Upon the receipt and analysis of the information by the Bank of Lithuania regarding alleged violations and alleged criminal offences against the financial system of our country, property and civil service which were ascertained during the inspection of the Snoras, on 14 November the prosecutor general's office commenced a pre-trial investigation.
When that savior, Lohengrin, appears to rescue her from charges that she has murdered her noble brother, and a trial commences, the choristers remove their rat frocks for the duration of the scene.
The species was found in the Highlands until the 15th century, and although the then Scottish Executive initially rejected the idea, a trial commenced in May 2009 in Knapdale.
