Sentence examples for trial it can from inspiring English sources

· Controversial Muslim cleric Abu Hamza was to be called as a witness in Sheikh Faisal's trial, it can be disclosed.

If it decides the country is not prepared to hold a fair and competent trial, it can order Libyan authorities to surrender him at The Hague.

Based on the average minimum and maximum temperatures (21.5 and 29.5 °C) obtained during the experimental trial, it can be assumed that the sows were exposed to periods of heat stress.

While there can be no doubt that the editorial attention given to Mockingbird made the narrative more gripping – the new publication has no equivalent climax to the courtroom drama of the Robinson trial – it can also be accused of having liberally (in two senses) sanitised the contents.

William Biviano was a panelist on "Searching for Mr. Green: Getting Paid for the Work You Do". During that presentation, he said that "prepping a case for settlement is also prepping the case for trial". It can be no surprise to anyone that I disagree with this statement.

On the basis of this preimplantation trial, it can be reasonably expected that the nonskin penetrating Baha Attract system will be useful and beneficial for patients.

As a primary efficacy outcome for clinical trials it can be quantified over a continuous scale.

Despite clinical heterogeneity and different methodological qualities of the trials, it can be concluded that ovulation induction significantly improves the probability of conception in couples with unexplained infertility, particularly when associated with IUI.

From the pond trials it can be concluded that combined fertilization feeding system with a stocking density of 15,000 fry ha− 1 would be appropriate for production of striped grey mullet fingerlings in brackishwater ponds.

R t) can, in turn, be converted to a measure of normalized resilience (Houpt & Little, 2017), referred to here as Rz, analogous to Cz. Resilience differs from capacity because, when a distractor is present on single-target trials, it can divert processing resources from the target, slowing target detection (Allen, Madden, Groth, & Crozier, 1992; Ben-David, Eidels, & Donkin, 2014).

The importance of this datum is also stressed in ICHD-II [17], which specifies in chapter 8.1 that "only when headache occurs more often after active drug than after placebo in double blind trials it can be regarded as true effect".