Sentence examples for points to trials from inspiring English sources
It points to trials where the government was permitted to have anonymous witnesses and trials where the defense received delayed and partial access to classified evidence.
They point to trials carried out by the FCC in the summer of 2007 with a pair of preliminary devices designed to operate in the television band's white spaces.
The protesters point to trials and investigations that concluded that the school's graduates participated in atrocities, including the assassination of Archbishop Romero and the massacre of an estimated 800 Salvadorans in and around the village of El Mozote, El Salvador.
We are not certain if the trials would provide enough data points to run tests on a trial-by-trial basis.
It certainly is a lot to think about, but Clark points to clinical trials being a $260 billion a year industry — with $20 billion spent "just on recruiting patients" — so the size of the opportunity is clear.
But another expert argues that conspiracy alone is enough and points to the trial of the four defendants accused of bombing United States embassies in Kenya and Tanzania, resulting in the deaths of 212 Africans and 12 Americans.
Hames points to a trial research paper the team published in 2012 to back up Sleepio's claims.
A comprehensive summary and evaluation of the study was recently published by Bernardy and colleagues [ 14], who assigned 7 points to the trial by using Yates rating scale [ 29], a score that indicates a high treatment quality.
As evidence, she points to recent clinical trials testing hESC-derived treatments for spinal cord injuries and eye diseases.
When Celebrex came on the market, Searle, which then made the drug, pointed to clinical trials that showed the drug caused fewer stomach ulcers than comparable medicines, known as nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, or NSAIDs.
Ava points to a clinical trial conducted at the University Hospital of Zurich with a group of 41 healthy women with ages ranging from 20-40.
