"We were not finding significant defection to US Airways, but we did find more trial of the Acela train.
For example, in the randomized, double-blind, Multiple Outcomes of Raloxifene Evaluation (MORE) trial of postmenopausal women with osteoporosis (n = 7,705), RLX decreased the risk of invasive breast cancer by 72% over 4 years compared with placebo (PBO) (relative risk (RR) 0.28, 95% CI 0.17 to 0.46) [ 65].
More trials of prepubescent life, packaged for audiences of the same age.
The United States conducted a dozen more trials of high-ranking officials in Nuremberg; these resulted in twelve additional death sentences and eighty-five prison terms.
There was also a surge in official recognitions of the Holocaust, including reparations, museums, public memorials, state visits to Israel, and more trials: of Barbie, in 1987; of Paul Touvier, a Barbie functionary, in 1994; of Papon, three years later.
He argued in the extradition proceedings that more trials of suspected international criminals should take place here as opposed to protracted extradition cases which often fail, and that the provisions in the International Criminal Court Act allow for trials for genocide.
Since that study, 18 more trials of zinc for colds have been conducted: 11 of them showed it to be a useful treatment, while seven of them showed no benefit, according to the review.
More than 14 days of hospitalization, two more trials of blood patch, or relapse defined as UF group.
"Two years from now, you will see many more trials of holistic home monitoring systems than exist today," says Dishman.
In general, Bayesian methods use the Bayes-Theorem to interpret the unknown estimate by converting outcomes of one or more trials of a prior probability distribution in a posterior distribution – likelihood estimation.
As of the same date, 24 more trials of war crimes related to Operation Storm were in progress.
