Sentence examples for prolong the trial from inspiring English sources

Article accuses the tribunal of irrelevancies and reduncancies which prolong the trial; and that our legal men are completely lacking in knowledge of Europe, polictically and historically.

Rather than anger the judge and prolong the trial, the states abruptly withdrew the witness, James Bach, last week after Microsoft told the judge it would take several weeks to prepare to cross-examine him.

Rights campaigners also accused Barakat of bowing to police pressure to prolong the pre-trial detention of dissidents, even when there was little evidence.

Because previous studies suggested that romidepsin may prolong the QTc, this trial excluded people with known significant cardiac abnormalities and those receiving QTc-prolonging drugs.

The addition of new plaintiffs would be likely to prolong the duration of the trial.

However, this is not recommended since it is likely to prolong the duration of the trial by slowing the overall recruitment rate [ 5].

The first prolonged the inter-trial interval (7 s: 'LITI') during which animals were required to withhold their motor response.

Nevertheless, there is strong evidence that in patients who fail their initial attempt at spontaneous breathing (Table 3), SIMV weaning is inferior to repetitive and scheduled T-piece trials or PSV trials and serves to prolong the duration of mechanical ventilation [ 2, 3].

In the most recent clinical trials, Avastin did not prolong the lives of women with breast cancer but it did delay the progression of the disease by one to three months.

And doctors involved in the clinical trials say the drug did seem to prolong the lives of some desperate patients who had run out of other options.

A clinical trial completed last year suggested that Actimmune can prolong the lives of some patients with pulmonary fibrosis.