Those who managed to stay upright along the 37.6-mile course — a distinctive time trial filled with hairpin turns, two climbs and scary descents — struggled to catch their breath under the relentless sun.
We used two distinctive therapeutic trial designs for the treatment of tumors Rip1-Tag2 minterventionntion and regression [ 33].
Today, the prosecution's questions about the strength of its own case arise from the distinctive psychology of trial by jury.
Second, every medium has distinctive qualities that, through trial and error, its owners must come to understand before they can create a lasting bond with an audience.
Though he took the stand for just 10 minutes, Geoffrey Canada, the president and chief executive of the Harlem Children's Zone, offered some of the most distinctive testimony in the trial of hedge fund billionaire Raj Rajaratnam.
All objects presented similar textures and sizes, but distinctive shapes; after each trial objects were washed with 10%% ethanol to discard smells or residues.
In the San Francisco Chronicle, David W. Blight called The Fiery Trial "a distinctive and valuable book, showing persuasively that we should not understand Lincoln from the myth-glazed outcome reading backward, but from the beginning, through one transformative event after another, looking forward".
We are interested in identifying the characteristics that make trial(s) distinctive.
Currently, HIV and pregnancy prevention trials have distinctive design features that will need to be reconciled in MPT trials.
Distinctive features of registration trials in oncology need to be considered when these studies form basis for EBA, especially in cancer-indications with long post-progression survival; and with several consecutive therapeutic options available post-progression.
