Tenzin Delek Rinpoche, a Tibetan religious leader convicted on bombing charges in a questionable trial by the Chinese government, has been given a reprieve from the death penalty, according to human rights groups.
Questionable clinical trials have also had several fictional outings in recent years, possibly reflecting a generation finding ends hard to meet: Lucy Prebble's 2012 play, The Effect, for instance, and last summer's BBC drama New Blood.
According to a recent release by the U.N. special rapporteur on human rights in Iran, Ahmed Shaheed: "These executions are disturbing examples of surging execution rates and questionable fair trial standards". Iran "must comply with its international law obligations and put an end to the execution of juvenile offenders once and for all". This post first appeared on Al Arabiya.
Consequently it is questionable if trial results can be generalized to patients of all ages.
The conference earlier heard about the questionable investigations and trials of the eight people executed, including some who weren't given translators or legal representation, and the case of Brazilian Rodrigo Gularte, who was mentally ill.
Capus, like Curry, saw poor content choices — a daily diet of murder trials, questionable fashion trends and equally dubious celebrity gossip — as the underlying problem, even if those stories tended to score highest in the ratings.
The reason behind this practice is therefore questionable, and randomized trials are necessary to allow a conclusion on the interest of such a practice.
It is also questionable to exclude trials entirely from the review if they fall below a certain quality cut-point on a scale [ 24], whereas it can be entirely reasonable to include only trials that are adequately randomized and blinded, e.g. if the main outcome is subjective, such as pain.
Question questionable sources.
