Sentence examples for post-adjudication from inspiring English sources
Gupta said the state does a "commendable" job of using post-adjudication alternatives after a child has been found guilty.
The report specifies research findings, including a 45percentt rise in arrests, case load increases of 40percentt, increased detention at 40percentt, post-adjudication probation up by 44percentt, and post-adjudication placement up by 42percentt.
These post-adjudication results are presented in Table 2.
In REDUCE-2, the primary end point analysis of upper gastrointestinal (GI) ulcers was 13.0% vs. 20.5% (P=0.0587) in the post-adjudication analysis.
Patients ≥65 years had a significantly higher risk ratio of upper GI ulcer formation (initial: 1.47, 1.06 2.05; post-adjudication: 1.54, 1.10 2.17) than those <65 years.
Baseline erosions did not show a significant association with upper GI ulcer formation (initial: 1.20, 0.86 1.67; post-adjudication: 1.15, 0.82 1.62).
A multicenter study found ECE to be safe, well tolerated, and accurate; however, a post hoc adjudication process was used that may have biased results.
Only rarely is some kind of post hoc adjudication of malignant events undertaken, often without recourse to retrospective inquiry for more details from investigator sites (a process that anyway is usually very unrewarding).
After criticism that inclusion of heart failure events negated any positive improvement in the CV end points, post hoc adjudication of serious adverse events was performed, and an increase in heart failure was confirmed, albeit on a high background rate (18).
Similarly, cardiovascular death was not a prespecified outcome, and the analysis relies on post hoc classification and adjudication.
Among them, accusers and the accused are permitted outside advisors during adjudication; colleges must post an expected timeline for investigating sexual violence cases; and dating violence, domestic violence and stalking will be now all be reported separately in institutions' annual crime statistics.
