Sentence examples for trial decision from inspiring English sources

Implications of simultaneous monitoring on trial decision making are yet unclear.

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

In a separate civil trial decision in 1997, he was found liable for the deaths and was ordered to pay $33.5 million in damages to the families.

The sentence, the judge wrote, stemmed from a young prosecutor's "spontaneous, nearly casual" trial decision about the quantity of cocaine the jury would be told that Eddie had sold.

In a separate civil trial decision in 1997, he was found liable for the deaths of his ex-wife and Goldman and was ordered to pay $33.5 million in damages to the families.

We performed binary regressions on the activity of single neurons in the superior colliculus (SC), with the go/no-go decision as a predictor variable, and constructed a virtual decision function (VDF) designed to provide a good estimation of decision content and its timing in a single trial decision process.

But he also said he was frustrated with repeated delays in trial decisions, and maintained that the "entire culture must be changed" to "improve judicial accountability and, with it, judicial performance".

To achieve the transformation to patient-centeredness in clinical trial decisions, however, there is a need for transparent and reliable methods and education of trial investigators and site personnel.

The company claims their interactive data base, dubbed astamuse (Japanese only), is being used by patent offices in Japan for trial decisions and court precedents for intellectual patent cases.

Associated with a 'rational choice' model of trial decision-making is the assumption that communication is a mechanistic and technical matter of assembling and transmitting the 'correct' information but successful communication about trials or any other topic is more than a technical matter [ 50].

Provisional: They may involve temporary or trial decisions that are subject to change in future.