Sentence examples for reference to the trial from inspiring English sources

In a phone interview, Michael Brand, director of the Getty Museum, said the new accord made "no specific reference to the trial".

In his closing speech of the five-week trial, Schneider made reference to the trial being held a New York courtroom, just a few streets from the scene of the World Trade Center attacks in September 2001.

Joan's line about "department stores being blown up by radicals every day" was a reference to the trial of the Panther 21, members of the Black Panthers who were charged in April 1969 with conspiring to blow up five department stores, a police station, railroad tracks and the Bronx Botanical Gardens.

The application of this principle of normal activities (presumed to be more general than the principle of congenericity in the selection of a QSAR school and predicting molecules) is shown in Figure 2, with reference to the trial and test molecules of Tables 1 and 2, respectively.

It also meant that not all of the interviews contained reference to the trial.

Our reading selections included references to the trial of Jesus, wherein Pilate declared Jesus innocent of the charges against him and said that he would "chastise and release" him.

(Nkosinathi, male partner of 37-year-old trial participant) References to the trial gel tightening the vagina also reflect how respondents described intravaginal insertions.

A full description of the dataset, how it was obtained, and the references to the trials associated with it have been published previously. 1 Briefly, Turner et al identified the cohort of all phase II and phase III short term double blind placebo controlled trials used for the licensing of antidepressant drugs between 1987 and 2004 by the FDA.

Test-retest is most informative when the time interval chosen between the test and retest is appropriate for identifying stability in reference to the clinical trial protocol.

He said another chamber official's reference to the Scopes trial "was wrong, inaccurate and obscured what the chamber is really doing".

It seemed like an obvious reference to the searing trial that ended Friday with the conviction of a senior Philadelphia archdiocese official, Msgr.