Sentence examples for trial false from inspiring English sources

How many kidnapping, murder--any other setting, any other court case, any other criminal trial, civil trial, false evidence is the first thing that would get you kicked right out of that courtroom.

The risk-adjusted cost includes the risk of enrolling patients in a costly phase 3 trial involving an ineffective experimental drug presumed to be effective based on the PoC trial (false positive: type I error).

The risk-adjusted benefit is diminished by the risk because of missing a truly effective drug that was not recognized as such by the PoC trial (false negative: type II error).

During no-go trials, false responses provided a behavioral measure of performance in which motor inhibition was only partially successful.

Analysis variables from the AGN consisted of hits (correct responses to signal trials), false alarms (incorrect responses to noise trials), misses (incorrect rejections to signal trials) and correct rejections (to noise trials).

There were four types of possible behavioral responses: correct detection in target-present trials (Hit), incorrect responses in target-absent trials (False alarm), no response in target-present trials (Miss), and no response in target-absent trials (correct rejection [CR]).

In this case I'll agree with the scientists that many of the assertions made about the GM trial are false.

In fact, Mr. Berlusconi is currently on trial for false accounting and bribery in connection with past business dealings, but his legal travails have done little to diminish his popularity with Italians.

Many of the women in the trial had false positive results on screening tests that led to unnecessary surgeries and complications, especially among those who had ultrasound scans alone.

But the undercurrent of hatred persisted, culminating in the Dreyfus affair in 1894, with the trial and false conviction of Alfred Dreyfus, a French military officer of Jewish descent, which is often described as one of the most influential events in the modern history of French Jewry.

At the centre of the latest controversy is a set of documents, obtained by the Guardian and the BBC's Newsnight, indicating that another police spy, Jim Boyling, who lived undercover among the environmental group Reclaim the Streets, concealed his identity in a criminal trial, giving false evidence under oath about his real name.