Sentence examples for may trial a from inspiring English sources

In some cases clinicians may trial a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor, serotonin/norephinephrine reuptake inhibitor, or even beta blocker to decrease arousal.

A reporter for London's Sunday Express, trying the same ruse, was seized by the Taliban on Friday and may face trial as a spy.

While a 17-year-old repeat offender may warrant trial as an adult criminal, children who are 12 or 14 do not possess the emotional maturity to control their impulses, or to fully understand the consequences of their actions.

Misspecification of the designing parameters in the planning of a controlled clinical trial may yield an underpowered or an overpowered study.

The results of our study suggest it may be appropriate to trial an STS-based protocol in immunocompromised humans.

Even some of the evidence presented in the Milosevic trial may have a further life.

And there is a chance that this may be a trial balloon, to see what travelers are willing to tolerate.

Indeed, the Deutsche Bank evidence at the trial may prove a greater problem for the bank than for the computer company.

The standoff suggests that it may take a trial to resolve the matter.

"This trial may be a way to 'do something,' " Ms. Hou's lawyers wrote to the judge, Richard J. Sullivan.

Progress in a treatment method or control arm may invalidate a trial.