Sentence examples for trial lacking from inspiring English sources

Stephen G. Murphy was perhaps the only observer who found the trial lacking in drama.

A prospectively designed and appropriately powered comparative trial, lacking potentially confounding late interventions, would be needed to investigate potential differences in survival.

In sensitivity analysis the exclusion of data from the trial lacking double blinding 17 did not significantly alter the results for infection related mortality (0.98, 0.84 to 1.14).

In addition, this study does not exclude potential clinical efficacy of toyocamycin against solid tumors, because it was a phase I trial lacking evaluation of stable disease often applied in more recent clinical trials of molecular-targeting therapies.

What is beyond doubt is that her trial lacked any semblance of due process of law.

What the trial lacked in scientific rigor, it made up for with results.

As a consequence of these problems, says a British lawyer, the trial "lacks even the appearance of independence or impartiality".

Blagojevich's second trial lacked the drama and media fanfare of his first courtroom spectacle, which ended last summer with a single conviction and an otherwise hung jury.

The Department of Justice report, which makes lively reading, concluded that the testimony given in the trial lacked "objectivity, credibility and competence".Such slanting of results need not even be conscious.

"I think there's something there," says Eric Hunter of the Emory Vaccine Center in Atlanta, one of 22 scientists who argued in a 2004 editorial in Science that the trial lacked a proper rationale and was a waste of money.

An anonymous tipster told Madrid's health department that the trial lacked the proper regulatory and ethical approvals, according to the court's ruling, and between 24 and 29 November 2010, the department sent inspectors to examine Soriano's records.