Sentence examples for too many trials from inspiring English sources

Before the development of "due process," too many trials in the Western world were trials only in name.

I have found it helpful to hit my pause button when I feel that resentment growing and otherwise may suddenly explode from being contained for too many years or through too many trials and tribulations.

We found, however, that more trials harmed the participants' ability to tell good from bad edges, suggesting that after too many trials the participants "ran out of ideas".

In an unrelated study conducted at the same time, the ravens apparently lost concentration if they received too many trials per session.

Six subjects showed a high number of artefacts, which led to the exclusion of too many trials (> 20 trials, leading to < 40 trials per condition).

The main reason this method could not maintain empirical power at 80% under a negative misspecification is that too many trials stopped for futility before the sample size could be re-estimated and all of the type II error was used up at the interim analysis.

"I'm worried at the moment," he says, and this is the shocking bit, "that we're putting too many into trials for the infrastructure we have".

A U.S. invasion had failed; many of our friends had been arrested, and too many summary trials led straight to the firing squad.

To avoid too many appeals, a trial judge often seeks informal advice from a judge in a higher court.

The drug was rejected twice by the FDA in 2010 and 2103, because the effect was too slight, and because it had shown too many side effects in trials, including dizziness and nausea, along with drowsiness and fainting potentially interrupting the user's more frequent bouts of hot sex.

In a seminal 2000 article in The Columbia Law Review called "The Overproduction of Death," Professor Liebman explained where the capital justice system has gone wrong: It produces too many death sentences at trial and then throws most of them out.