Sentence examples for the trial decision from inspiring English sources

"They will all be assisted by the trial decision achieved by these eight claimants and the guidance given by the court of appeal".

The trial decision capped an hourlong hearing in which Guzman spoke several times through a translator, discussing with the judge a potential conflict with his court-appointed attorneys, who are representing the purported billionaire because he claims he can't afford to hire his own lawyers.

None of the patients felt there was too much information or that the trial decision aids were too long.

This weighting profile is a plot of regression weights describing the contribution of each element to the trial decision.

(Research Nurse 2) The stakeholders in this study had varying preferences, which diverged between and within groups, for how the trial decision aids should be delivered.

However, there were some important differences between the stakeholder groups on specific content (eg, language used in the section on positive and negative features of taking part in a trial and the overall length of the trial decision aids).

Canvin and colleagues speculate that the sense of responsibility surrounding the trial decisions of parents of children with epilepsy was eased by the voluntary and reversible nature of the decision [ 14].

However, no matter how difficult the trials, decisions, and steps are...they are relentlessly climbing towards an unwavering hope for a miracle to happen.

But the ongoing discourse before, during and after the Vergara trial decision has tried to blame teachers and further the idea that current policies keep ineffective teachers in low-performing school districts and perpetuate unequal outcomes.

The Scopes Trial decision of 1925 caused the subject to become very rare in American secondary biology textbooks for a generation, but it was gradually re-introduced later and became legally protected with the 1968 Epperson v. Arkansas decision.

Generally the stakeholders believed trial decision aids have the potential to better engage potential participants in the decision-making process and allow them to make more personally relevant decisions about their participation.