Sentence examples for modern trial from inspiring English sources

This was to be a modern trial: Reporters provided minute-by-minute updates from the courtroom via Twitter.

"Trials of the Diaspora" takes its title from its final epigraph, Philip Roth's pungent observation in his still undervalued novel "Operation Shylock": "In the modern world, the Jew has perpetually been on trial; still today the Jew is on trial, in the person of the Israeli — and this modern trial of the Jew, this trial which never ends, begins with the trial of Shylock".

Thus the IORT results, which show a very low LRR, are consistent with other modern trial results.

To deal with criticism that an Iraqi-run proceeding might not have enough expertise or, after years of Baathist government, enough experience in modern trials, the regulations require that international jurists be appointed as advisers.

For historically controlled trials we propose two approaches for defining the control response rate to therapy; (1) the use of pharmacometrics from modern trials and (2) the use of a concurrent observational study.

However, these studies are difficult to compare to modern trials.

The modern trials are held every fourth year on leap years, the next one is planned for 2016.

The modern trials are held in the town of Great Dunmow rather than the location of the original custom at Little Dunmow, a smaller nearby village.

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There are no data from modern trials to rely upon.

These observations were all despite dwindling numbers of modern trials showing in-study mortality benefit [ 4].