Sentence examples for the point of trial from inspiring English sources

The location of treatment delivery is decided at the point of trial entry.

All stroke patients were treated as per institutional practice and stroke guidelines acceptable at the point of trial conduct.

To enable improved communication, a permanent contact should be made publicly available from the point of trial registration.

Within the NCRI CSG member responses the most frequently identified facilitator of feedback practice was to introduce the concept at the point of trial entry (41/125 sources, 32.8%) such that informed consent about feedback (and identification of associated preferences) can be obtained at an early stage.

"The point of the trial is to eliminate the human rights movement in Egypt," said Negad al-Borai, of the Egyptian Organization for Human Rights.

"The point of the trial is not to defeat the charges and emerge a free man, but to get back at as many people as he can".

For the filmmaker, the most difficult moment came when she was asked why she chose to focus her film on Jews -- as though that weren't the point of the trial.

The point of this trial is to establish quantitative measurements that gauge the progress of Late Onset Tay Sachs.

However, strides have been made, with at least one robot for mastoidectomy having reached the point of cadaveric trials.

"But the point of medical trials is not to provide the intervention that's medically best for the research subject.

Powerline carrier (PLC) communications have been heralded by the FCC as the "3rd wire" to every home, and have matured to the point of field trials and limited deployment.