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"result of a trial" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the outcome or decision made in a legal trial. Example: The result of the trial was a guilty verdict, much to the relief of the victim's family.
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It was not clear whether his sentence was a result of a trial or a plea agreement.
"It is highly inappropriate for anybody to pass comment which might be said to know the result of a trial before that result is known.
A judge in Tennessee ordered Finish Line and UBS to complete the deal, but that was contingent on the result of a trial in federal court due to start today in New York.
Calling Lockett's case "the horrific, if sadly predictable, result" of a "trial and error" approach to execution, White said: "Americans may want tough justice, but most do not want to be cruel or inhumane in executing even the most heinous of criminals, and this was exactly that".
Dr Anand Rai, a physician formerly employed at the hospital who turned whistleblower and was subsequently fired, says that in 81 serious adverse events (SAEs) following 60 trials involving up to 3,000 patients – including one case where a trial subject died – not one was listed as having been the result of a trial and not one person received compensation.
This group also reported the result of a trial (NCT01087294) to evaluate donor-derived CD19-targeted 28ζ CAR-T cells without prior lymphodepleting chemotherapy for patients with B-NHL or CLL in whom tumor lesions persisted after allo-HSCT and standard donor lymphocyte infusions (DLIs) (Kochenderfer et al., 2013).
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Preliminary results of a trial from the French Group.
Preliminary Results of a Trial of Atabecestat in Preclinical Alzheimer's Disease.
From the results of a trial, several high yielding varieties are identified, not just one variety.
For a Registered Report, the results of a trial make no difference to whether the trial is published.
Pharmaceutical companies are not generally required to disclose results of a trial or even whether one was conducted.
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