Sentence examples for trial mainly from inspiring English sources

Sixteen have been held without trial, mainly in Belmarsh high security prison, for up to three years.

In the Phase I trial, mainly intended to test leptin's safety, obese people who dieted and got the highest dose of leptin lost an average of 15.6 pounds after six months, an 8percentt weight reduction.

The league suspended Carruth before his murder trial, mainly because he fled from authorities after it became clear that he was a suspect in the shooting of a pregnant girlfriend.

But on a spring morning in a Manhattan courthouse, where Jay-Z was attending a scheduling hearing in the Rivera case, the discrepancy between Jay-Z the rapper and Shawn Carter the defendant couldn't have been clearer: being on trial mainly means keeping your mouth shut, in the courtroom and outside it, and that's exactly what Jay-Z did.

I was almost close to tears during the second half of the trial, mainly because I thought he was going to be killed (no, I don't read the books), but also because I felt damn proud of him.

This trial mainly enrolled patients with clear cell RCC.

Having spent the past dozen years watching criminal trials — mainly murder trials — in Brooklyn, however, he has found it sensible and convenient to become a specialist.... ..Where there's murder," he often says, quite accurately, "you know something's doing".

Unfortunately, at present the general feeling is that vector Hall sensors cannot be used for clinical trials, mainly because of their large size and low sensitivity.

As shadow home secretary, and then as home secretary, he proposed illiberal policies, such as increasing police powers and restricting jury trials, mainly because he didn't want Labour to be thought "soft on crime".

Having spent the past dozen years watching criminal trials — mainly murder trials — in Brooklyn, however, he has found it sensible and convenient to become a specialist.... ......Where there's murder," he often says, quite accurately, "you know something's doing".

The first generation of cells used in phase I-II trials (mainly bone marrow mononuclear cells) are now entering phase III clinical trials with the goal of producing a cell based therapeutic that can change the outcome of cardiac disease.