Sentence examples for how trials from inspiring English sources

How trials might be conducted is unclear, as those parts of Afghanistan under the control of the Northern Alliance have no functioning court system.

Many proposals address various aspects of the system: who gets called for jury duty, who actually serves, how trials are conducted and what goes on in the jury room.

In June, a group of 10 Mexican judges spent several days learning about the American court system at a new Justice Department-sponsored institute in Puerto Rico for foreign judges, observing firsthand how trials are conducted, receiving coaching from American judges, even giddily trying on the kind of robes that American judges wear.

For example, their chemical specificity means that they might not bind to their targets in humans as they do in other species.The MHRA has decided that a working group of experts is now needed to decide how trials of this sort of drug can be handled more safely.

It does not seem that Cheney understands how trials work!

We will discuss those issues and some possible changes in how trials are conducted to address the problem.

"On these issues in particular, the history of appeals court rulings has been quite different from how trial courts have looked at this," he said.

The court's decision about how trial courts should respond to claims of prejudicial pretrial publicity may have a lasting and widespread impact.

All but one trial had at least one discrepancy in how trial details, results, or side effects were reported.

Specific pain measurement, pain reduction, and functional outcome measures are used to illustrate how trial design affects the translation of trial results into clinical practice.

The commentary by Drs. Francis and Cole discusses the review by Drs. Rosen and Myerburg and details how trial outcomes can be affected by noise, poor trial design (particularly the absence of blinding), and normal human tendencies toward optimism and denial.