It is improbable that so many trials would remain unpublished.
"It's obviously an improbable scenario: to put on trial these two institutions that nobody can hold accountable.
Much as we want to know what was said during the trial, it seems improbable that Hans would come equipped with vital props.
The answer to the primary research question was clear in 1993 and was the explicit reason for stopping the trial: it was improbable that a benefit from CEA prompted second-look surgery had been missed and in the absence of benefit there was net harm being done to the patients.
Unrelated or improbable: a clinical event including laboratory test abnormality with temporal relationship to trial treatment administration which makes a causal relationship incompatible or for which other drugs, chemicals or disease provide a plausible explanation.
As improbable as a campaign from prison might seem, at least two other men awaiting trial, in St . Petersburgand the Siberian region of Krasnoyarsk, have won election to regional assemblies from jail.
In the spring of 1999, in a swift trial without a jury, Judge Malcolm MacAulay declared Warren's testimony "incomplete and improbable," and sentenced him to life in Matsqui a notoriously tough prison surrounded by fog and sheep farms.
In the spring of 1999, in a swift trial without a jury, Judge Malcolm MacAulay declared Glowatski's testimony "incomplete and improbable," and sentenced him to life in Matsqui a notoriously tough prison surrounded by fog and sheep farms.
Participants on prescribed long-term oral corticosteroids, suffering from a health condition where adherence to the intervention was contraindicated or improbable, or unlikely to remain in the UK for 3 years, were excluded from trial entry.
Terry was acquitted in a criminal trial, but in a scathing judgment last month, an independent tribunal called his defense "improbable, implausible and contrived," fined him £220,000 (about $354,000) and handed him a four-match ban.
