Sentence examples for trial differently from inspiring English sources

Both the prosecution and defense are likely to approach a second trial differently because they have seen each side's arguments.

Melgren, who had previously denied a request from one of the accused terrorists to be released from jail on bond, wrote that there was "no evidence to suggest that citizens of the Dodge City division would evaluate the evidence presented at trial differently than citizens of the Wichita-Hutchinson division".

In conclusion, new knowledge and new technologies now suggest we should conduct clinical trials differently to what we have done over the past decades.

Since our objective was to ascertain whether the animal learns to treat the ∆dx trials differently from non-∆dx trials, we kept the direction of the ∆dx signal the same throughout the control experiment.

Each successful trial was differently rewarded with a given amount of money according to the experimental condition, and the rewarding rules were communicated before starting each session.

Each test phase started with 2 filler trials, followed by a random presentation of 8 precedent mismatch trials (named differently than in the interactive phase), 8 no precedent trials (indicated by their location in the interactive phase), 4 precedent match fillers (named the same as in the interactive phase), and 4 other fillers (see Materials and Table  1).

Finally, certain outcome measures in the multinational trials were assessed differently compared with the Japanese trials, including FVC and progression-free survival [ 3, 4].

We found no evidence that trials of community interventions worked differently from trials of health systems interventions.

For these reasons, Brewin and Bradley [ 59] argue that such trials should be conducted differently from treatment trials.

The Trials do it differently.

Then she said a miracle could happen: One of these political trials could end differently from the rest.