Sentence examples for trial drops from inspiring English sources

Due to the difficulty in obtaining such large quantities (milligrams) of crystallization-grade protein, robots have been developed that are capable of accurately dispensing crystallization trial drops that are in the order of 100 nanoliters in volume.

Harris County juries corrected for that disparity to an extent, so that the odds of a death sentence for black defendants after trial dropped to 1.49.

One-quarter of the patients getting Neurodex in the Lou Gehrig's trial dropped out because of adverse side effects including nausea, dizziness and sleepiness, compared with only 6percentto8percentcent of those getting just one of the drug's ingredients.

The chief prosecutor in the Lockerbie trial dropped two lesser counts against the defendants today and then tried to convince the three-judge jury that he had proved them guilty of murder.

The number of federal court tort cases that ended in a trial dropped by nearly four-fifths between 1985 and 2003.American states including Oregon, California, Texas and Florida have started making mediation mandatory, at least for some claims.

For example, if he gave parole to Mikhail Khodorkovsky, an oligarch imprisoned without even a pretence at a fair trial, dropped Russia's belligerent posture towards Georgia, began to open up state-run television to alternative voices, and initiated a crackdown on corruption, then it would be right to respond in a friendly fashion.

At one stage the trial dropped to only recruiting 40% of the predicted number of patients.

Moreover, the trial sample size has been carefully and prospectively calculated using a minimum clinically important difference in TSAT of 7% and realistic estimates of trial drop-out and non-compliance rates to minimise the risk of a type 2 statistical error.

Yet more than 20 percent of the patients in each of the trials dropped out because of side effects.

Pipettes were then squeezed until one Daphnia (or two at the start of trials) dropped gently into the water.

Significant percentages of patients enrolled in clinical trials drop out of studies prematurely.