Sentence examples for practices of trial from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors also are investigating the practices of trial lawyers and doctors involved in the cases.

The first was the craft method, based on traditional practices of trial and error in the making of artifacts and the gradual evolution of product forms adapted to particular circumstances.

Each morning, the Olivetti people put a sheet of blank paper into the machine, for the practice of trial runs by passersby.

While George is due back in court in September, in the public forum, are we already engaged in the age-old practice of trial by gender?

Critics say India's longstanding practice of trial by media, in a way that leaves intelligence officials blameless, is an unseemly way to disseminate information in a democracy.

It's a lovely bit of sentimental prose, expressing a conception of life that is pleasant to entertain — namely, that our unthought habits brim with the wisdom of generations, that the blacksmith or carpenter or farmer discharging his daily chores is the last expression of a long practice of trial and error, ingenious precisely because this practice partakes of no theory.

So there was not much in the way of vetting when he put in a cost-conscious bid to become Washington County's chief public defender, a part-time position he added to his private practice of trial work, debt collections, wills and divorces.

There appears to be a time delay of up to 6 months before clinical effect of ONS is seen which calls into question the practice of trial stimulation prior to implant.

One of the chief measures by which Ranavalona maintained order within her realm was through the traditional practice of trial by the ordeal of tangena.

In 9 of the 13 trial practices comparison of trial participants and non-responders suggested that trial participants had a shorter duration of diabetes and were more likely to be prescribed metformin (Table 2).

We surveyed practicing surgeons about current controversies in breast cancer surgery, reported practices of discussing trial participation, and perceived obstacles to trial participation.