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.
Conversely, delivery of the intervention may degrade with time if the recruitment period is prolonged and trial fatigue develops.
They included prolonged pre-trial detention for 80% of all prisoners in Haitian jails; institutional "brittleness" on account of long-delayed elections to the Senate and local bodies; rising homicide rates; and a depressing predilection for public lynching, which indicates little confidence in the justice system.
Rights campaigners also accused Barakat of bowing to police pressure to prolong the pre-trial detention of dissidents, even when there was little evidence.
This June, researchers announced that an antiangiogenesis drug, given with conventional chemotherapy drugs in a large clinical trial, prolonged the lives of patients with advanced colon cancer.
Forensic psychiatrist Dr Philip Joseph told her trial prolonged amphetamine abuse had badly affected Ms Jenkins's mental state so she was convinced the mafia was out to get her.
Treatment attempts to prolong survival but trials rarely demonstrate a statistically significant survival advantage: it has been argued that chemotherapy does not prolong survival.
In a small exploratory trial, prolonged progression-free survival (PFS) and overall survival was suggested in younger patients with heavily pretreated glioblastoma or anaplastic astrocytoma [ 19].
Indeed, combined targeting of MET with onartuzumab and EGFR with erlotinib in a clinical trial prolonged progression-free survival and overall survival in patients with lung cancer expressing high levels of MET [ 7].
