Sentence examples for indeed trials from inspiring English sources

None of these accused have yet been convicted; indeed, trials in most of their cases have yet to begin.

Indeed, trials with positive conclusions were conducted almost 8 10 years ago when the beneficial effect of a restrictive strategy had not yet been established.

Indeed, trials on the beneficial hemodynamic effects of CVVHF are mostly non-randomized with low statistical power [ 105- 108].

Indeed, trials conducted within the EORTC GU and MRC Group using marker tumours provided evidence that this approach is safe and ethically acceptable (Van der Meijden et al, 1996).

Indeed, trials have shown improved depression outcomes where concurrent insomnia is treated [ 24, 25] and some have even called for trials of insomnia treatment to prevent depression [ 17, 26].

Indeed, trials in which we are interested only in post-treatment scores, and where change is not of interest, are rather rare, being primarily confined to iatrogenic symptoms such as post-operative pain or chemotherapy vomiting.

Australian food writer Duncan Markham, who has written an excellent, and extremely comprehensive guide to the macaron on his blog, Syrup and Tang describes the French meringue as the simpler method, but "fraught with disappointment", and indeed, trialling Claire's recipe against Zumbo and Hermé's versions, I'm inclined to agree.

Indeed, trial isn't even close and the record is already pregnant with fundamental concerns about lack of access to information, the inadequacy of the Military Commissions process to afford basic justice, the FBI's infiltration of the defense team, and the torture of the accused.

Indeed, the trial-by-trial cues instructed the subjects to apply the appropriate strategies to the individual trial types.

In our study, participants were fully aware of the unequal distribution situations and indeed unfairness trials (AI and DI trials) were more frequent than FE trails.

And indeed, human trials have already begun.