Sentence examples for towards trial from inspiring English sources

The damning evidence against the defendants from a 2010 Department of Justice investigation that I first uncovered last week, as well as the plaintiffs' opposition statement indicate there is more than sufficient evidence for the dismissal to be denied and the case to proceed towards trial.

Seselj surrendered himself to a UN war crimes tribunal in 2003, but was kept in prison for 11 years without clear progress towards trial before his temporary release on medical grounds in November 2014.

Similarly, the attitudes of parents, siblings and other household members towards trial participation influenced visit attendance.

As further information was given, there was a gradual increase in the proportion of favourable attitudes towards trial participation (Table 2).

The Survey of Attitudes towards Trial sites in Europe (the SAT-EU Study) was established as a non-profit collaborative effort to systematically assess factors impacting clinical trial site selection in Europe.

The Survey of Attitudes towards Trial sites in Europe (SAT-EU Study) was an anonymous, cross-sectional web-based survey that systematically assessed factors impacting European clinical trial site selection.

In Guildford and London, researchers with a company called ReNeuron are working towards trials which will involve treating stroke patients by implanting genetically modified nerve cells, grown in a lab, into their brains.

If these treatments can prove their safety and effectiveness in adults, the field will move towards trials in newborn babies, and from there to prenatal tests.

It has been questioned therefore whether clinical trials traditionally designed for specific tumor types could not re-visited towards trials gathering patients based on molecular features rather than pure pathology criteria.

Hopefully, we will acquire more knowledge and data on ICU patients' and their relatives' attitudes towards trials, so that politicians can base future legislation on sound science.

In particular, the odds of being in a group more favourably inclined towards trials are nearly tripled if a patient has previously participated in a trial, and are increased by 67% if the patient is male.