Combined wet/dry research has been at the core of trial-and-error approaches to basic and applied biomedical research, where observation has guided conceptual development, prompting further exploration and observation.
At the core of the trial of Adis Medunjanin, 28, are matters so authentically dangerous they are almost hard to recognize.
"In our judgment, as a matter of necessity, the core of the trial must be heard in camera [behind closed doors]." "We are not persuaded, on the material before us, that there is a risk to the administration of justice warranting anonymisation of the defendants," he continued.
Our findings indicate that the majority of the core components of trials remained substantially under-reported in Korean RCTs of acupuncture.
She added: "Shutting the door on the core of a criminal trial is a dangerous departure from our democratic tradition".
Judges said that the "core" of the terrorism trial could be partly heard in secret but parts must be in public.
Some of those scandals are at the core of a bizarre trial that began last week and is already shaking the foundations of the small, yet powerful, ecclesiastical state.
All had attended Angola's largest pediatric center, the 300-bed David Bernardino Children's Hospital in Luanda, which has been the core of our treatment trials (2 ), all approved by the local ethics committee.
313 Auditing involves periodic independent review of core trial processes and documents.
