Sentence examples for the complexity of the trial from inspiring English sources

"I wouldn't read anything into it other than that the judge wants to be there personally," Mr. Melsheimer said, probably because of the complexity of the trial and the length of jury deliberations.

The trial was designed to minimise bias [ 19] but the complexity of the trial meant it could not be fully blinded, as recruiters knew practice allocations in some cases.

"In light of the state of the accused's health and the complexity of the case, the trial chamber is concerned about the completion of the trial," Judge May said when the court convened without Mr Milosevic.

To solve complex problems many attempts can be made, increasing the complexity of the architecture by trial and error or using sophisticated techniques, such as growing, pruning and genetic algorithms, to find optimal ANN structure [ 34].

Last week, Judge Martini upheld the convictions, yet at Tuesday's hearing he made a rather stunning statement, suggesting that the verdict did not capture the complexity of the issues at trial.

The period allowed to provide a transcript and other legal filings for most appeals is six months, but extensions were granted because of the complexity of the eight-month defamation trial.

Every succeeding trial increased in difficulty level: an increase in the number of circles required to be remembered and/or an increase in the complexity of the spatial pattern (i.e. the trial consisted of circles that were spatially further removed from one another instead of being close to one another), hence manipulating working memory demands.

The complexity of the paperwork of the NICE-SUGAR trial might explain the limited time spent in-target (40%), the low proportion of eligible patients (15%), and the short monitoring intervals increasing workload [ 14].

As a result of the complexity of the administrative and ethic procedures for trial approval, each consortium has experienced the need to address specific regulatory and organisation activities that are usually outside the fields of competence of the academic and not-for-profit research groups.

The rational for this area lies in the complexity of the data collection process in clinical trials containing besides the actual data collection process, aspects of Observations, Assessment, Intervention, StudyActivity, Examination and StudyEvent.

Lack of visibility may also hinder understanding of the complexity of the organisation and the reporting of clinical trials.