Sentence examples for pretrial research from inspiring English sources

But his pretrial research did include reading a specious treatise by George Rekers, the antigay evangelist now notorious for his recent 10-day European trip with a young male companion procured from Rentboy.com.

Mr. Robbins said the defense's pretrial research indicated that blacks were more likely to have fixed opinions about Mr. Blanton's guilt, while whites "were a little more open-minded".

"It was a ground war," recalls John LaMattina, who heads Pfizer's pretrial research.

Where deferred consent is being considered for a potentially challenging trial (eg, trials involving change in clinical practice such as a new or novel intervention), the views of parents, children and practitioners should be systematically sought through substantive research at the pretrial (eg, feasibility or pilot) stage to inform the trial design, recruitment and approach to consent.

Qualitative research undertaken at the pretrial stage has the potential to impact on the main trial as well as future trials.

The need for monitoring may be particularly critical for research participants with baseline pretrial 25(OH D concentrations in the nondeficient range.

In total, 28% (82/296) of articles reported qualitative research undertaken at the pretrial stage, that is, as part of a pilot, feasibility or early phase trial or study in preparation for the main trial (table 1).

"In the world of electronic information, the amount of potentially relevant information in discovery has exploded," said Kenneth Withers, the director of judicial education and content for The Sedona Conference, a nonprofit law and policy research organization, referring to the pretrial exchange of information and evidence between lawyers on both sides.

A minority of the qualitative research was undertaken at the pretrial stage (28%, 82/296).

Risk assessment considers not only the individual's current charge but also a variety of factors -- such as criminal history, employment history, and family ties -- that rigorous, scientific research has shown to reliably predict pretrial success.

However, one can also ask whether enough qualitative research is being undertaken at the pretrial stage to reduce the chance of finding unwelcome surprises during the main trial.