Sentence examples for trial have provided from inspiring English sources

Proof-of-concept trials in non-human primates and in one human efficacy trial have provided scientific clues for a vaccine that could provide broad and durable protection against HIV.

Colorado has been a crucible of dynamic news over the years, and the resulting headlines — from the Columbine High School killings to the Kobe Bryant rape trial — have provided fodder for Mr. Caplis, a personal injury lawyer, and Mr. Silverman, a former chief deputy district attorney turned defense lawyer.

Although in vivo and in vitro trial have provided an increased understanding of the functional activity of the gastric wall and the outcomes of digestion, little is still known about the processes involved and their relationship with the material properties of the ingested food.

In the last 7 years, other studies including the OMEGA trial, the SU.FO.OM3 trial, the ORIGIN study, the Risk and Prevention Study, and the AREDS2 trial have provided little or no evidence that n-3 PUFAs consumption reduces cardiovascular events, mortality or morbidity [69].

Results from the exploratory trial have provided sufficient evidence to support the evaluation of HeLP in a full-scale trial.

Recently, several large retrospective studies and a recently published randomized trial have provided evidence of the possible benefit of PORT in completely resected stage IIIA(N2) patients [ 7- 13].

So far, the trial has provided more than mere spectacle.

The trial has provided a wealth of information that Beltran is now mining.

Syed, now 35, had argued in Baltimore court that Cristina Gutierrez, his lawyer in the original trial, had provided ineffective counsel and failed to investigate a crucial alibi.

I said on the stand that I believed Tawana Brawley". He added that neither Mr. Pagones's testimony nor anything else during the trial had provided proof to the contrary.

The ProtecT trial has provided level 1 evidence supporting active surveillance for prostate cancer patients with low-risk and intermediate-risk disease.