Sentence examples for having adjudicated from inspiring English sources

However, the ORIGIN study, an RCT of insulin glargine versus standard care in persons ranging from prediabetic to taking two oral agents at entry, is useful in being of relatively high exposure, having sizeable participant numbers followed for a median of 6.2 years, and having adjudicated cancer outcomes (41).

Statement from Lancôme regarding the adjudication against Teint Miracle: We are disappointed to learn that the ASA has adjudicated against our press advertisement for Teint Miracle.

Who would have adjudicated that?

And referees Matt Cecchin and Ben Cummins, it seems, have adjudicated a clean one.

"It has been through the courts and the courts have adjudicated it," Mr. LaRochelle said.

During the past decade, federal courts have adjudicated proliferating challenges to novel policy responses to terrorism.

In Britain, sharia courts have adjudicated thousands of marital, inheritance and commercial disputes, and they often hit the headlines for bad reasons.

Castel has adjudicated cases involving accused mobsters (John Gotti, Jr). and cases involving rappers (Kanye West) but never one with a party from the late Cretaceous.

The issue was litigated, and the chief judge of this district has adjudicated the matter and has determined that there was no depravation of the right to counsel.

We assume most favorably to petitioner that the same constitutional questions were presented there as petitioner seeks to have adjudicated here.

Mr. Feinberg, a Washington lawyer and arbitrator, has adjudicated claims in complex cases involving asbestos, Agent Orange and the Dalkon Shield, all the while earning a reputation for firmness and fairness.