Sentence examples for effective trial from inspiring English sources

"He was and still is one of the most effective trial judges," Mr. Aiello said.

But with the country fragmenting amid spiralling violence, many wonder whether Libya can hold an effective trial.

The success of MSF's operation in Foya meant the Oxford team arrived to find just seven patients – too few for an effective trial.

Coupons are "an effective trial and awareness vehicle," said Jim Leish, director for North American commercial operations at P.& G. in Cincinnati.

Firstly, he was to make longitude-determining astronomical observations during the voyage and, secondly, to make observations on land when the ship arrived in order to determine the island's position, a prerequisite for an effective trial.

Courses offered at a dozen law schools have given law students an introduction to meditation an effort to help them sharpen their legal skills and make them more effective trial lawyers, negotiators, and mediators.

At present the only evidence of benefit is anecdotal, but designing effective trials to measure the effect of adopting a ketogenic diet could prove challenging.

Particularly at risk is work on rarer diseases, such as childhood cancers, because the UK simply does not have the number of patients, nor the funding to organise and run effective trials on its own.

Your portrait of a Cambodia "still haunted by its past its tormentors unpunished" ("Skulls Haunt Cambodia, Demanding Belated Justice," news article, March 20) underscores the need for fair and effective trials of the major surviving perpetrators.

If President Barack Obama wanted to argue that Guantanamo can deliver effective trials, it seems unlikely that he would have chosen this case.

Fauci noted that at the time NIAID set out to do Ebola vaccine efficacy trials in West Africa in 2015, there was a steep drop off in new infections, making it more difficult to run effective trials.