Sentence examples for the former trials from inspiring English sources

These observations strongly suggest that the main difference between the methods employed by Alvarez-Alfageme et al. [8] and Schmidt et al. [1] is that in the former trials, the larvae ingested a water/sugar-solution mixed with Bt toxins and in the latter, the liquid egg content mixed with Bt toxins.

They failed to show any positive results in terms of evolution of pain for up to 12 weeks, in line with the former trials using intraarticular injections of IL-1 receptor antagonist.

This phenomenon is related to the difference in learning rate between aMCI patients and healthy controls, which becomes larger as learning progresses, resulting in the higher discriminative power in the later trials than in the former trials.

In the former trials large and highly significant positive effects of OA persisted at 15 years in terms of recurrence (59.0% versus 45.6%; difference = 13.4%, standard error [SE] = 3.2), breast cancer deaths (59.4 versus 49.1%; difference = 10.3%, SE = 3.1), and all deaths (56.7% versus 46.3%; difference = 10.4%, SE = 3.1).

"He's unable to take police action," said his lawyer, Ms. Koshetz, the former trial commissioner.

Nor does the provision that an accused person shall be confronted with the witnesses against him prevent the admission of dying declarations, or the depositions of witnesses who have died since the former trial.

Mr. Edwards's narrative approach in "Four Trials" is very much that of the former trial lawyer, and like so many of his stump speeches, it shows off the polished storytelling skills he honed for many years in front of juries.

It then said that the trial court "was clearly right in instructing the jury that the testimony given on the former trial was proved to be material," since "it merely decided a question of law, arising upon the proof of facts as to which there was no dispute or contrariety of testimony," id., at 456.

Since the opinion in this case was delivered a suggestion has been made to modify the order of the court for judgment so far as to permit a trial in the Circuit Court on issues not decided by that court in the former trial.

"The answer is, the life I have lived is the dream that is being shut off for so many Americans every day," he said earnestly, the former trial lawyer talking to a hall filled with thousands of people, most of them African-American.

He is cerebral and easy-going, often talking over any applause that might rise up from his audience, and perhaps consciously trying to present a political style that contrasts with the more charged presences of John Edwards, the former trial lawyer and senator from North Carolina, and Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York.