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A strange trial has opened in Abu Dhabi.
The trial has opened the possibility that Guatemalan society will reconcile itself with its own history of exclusion and genocide.
The trial has opened, with the backing of the United Nations, amid controversy over allegations of corruption and political influence by the government, which critics contend has tried to limit the scope of the indictments.
Mr. Bruno's trial has opened the window on some of Albany's sleaziest routines and the easy fixes: The posh office of the Senate majority leader served as a venue for Mr. Bruno's multimillion-dollar consulting businesses.
A month after finding Zacarias Moussaoui competent to defend himself against charges that he conspired with the Sept. 11 terrorists, the judge who will preside at his trial has opened the possibility of reversing that decision.
SPORTSSUNDAY Michael Jackson's Inventory Michael Jackson's trial has opened a window on his Neverland ranch, where in 2003 the police found models of Batman, Darth Vader and Gollum; a defaced mannequin of an 8-year-old girl; a print of "The Last Supper"; and the pornographic magazine Over 50.
Compared with 2009, in 2010, 24 new trials had opened to recruitment and 12 had closed.
These large clinical trials have opened new questions and revealed new opportunities for HIV vaccine research, including a rethinking of the need for a vaccine for CD4+ T helper cells.
The widespread use of sparse PK sampling and population PK analyses in confirmatory clinical trials have opened the possibility of providing individual steady-state estimates of drug exposure in terms of AUC values, which are suitable for E-R analyses.
But regardless of the results of the clinical trials, Folkman has opened broad new vistas to our understanding of cancer and his is a story well worth telling.
The years-long Justice Department antitrust probe and trial against Microsoft has opened the door for its competitors to gain some traction.
