Sentence examples for flawed trials from inspiring English sources

Federal judges named to the federal bench because they are pals with a senator overlook deeply flawed trials.

However, we do not think that these criteria solve the problem of detecting flawed trials.

"The space for legitimate dissent has been alarmingly shrinking over recent years, with members of the opposition thrown behind bars for lengthy prison terms after manifestly flawed trials," he said.

The inclusion of such flawed trials in meta-analyses may lead to distorted or misleading results.

But instead of insisting on al-Nimr's release during his years in prison and echoing Amnesty International's condemnation of his "deeply flawed" trial, the U.S. government was silent.

These were: 1. Flawed Trial Design: Patients not stratified properly and the evidence for baseline shifts in the studied population.

Several review articles have examined randomized controlled trials (RCTs) of TACE; however, these analyses are inherently flawed by including trials in which control groups were treated.

These guidelines were based on two very small methodologically flawed randomised controlled trials (RCTs).

Amnesty said the police probe into the death was "deeply flawed" and the trial itself "an affront to justice".

There was no lynching then, but a prolonged interrogation in American custody that guaranteed Saddam's safety; and, ultimately a trial, flawed as it was, as was a court-approved execution, touched by elements of mob justice.

In the latest challenge, two Danish researchers who reviewed the major clinical trials of screening mammography declared that five of the seven trials were flawed and that none demonstrated that it saved lives.