Sentence examples for trial of fear from inspiring English sources

During the contextual recall trial of fear conditioning, all mice exhibited full retention of the context, with close to 100% freezing.

Le Guennec said the widow was maybe trying to prevent the works from being inventoried for the succession, and said he did not tell the truth in the earlier trial out of "fear of being accused, along with Madame, of stealing these bags".

The problem was exacerbated in 1977 after the Food and Drug Administration barred women of childbearing age from participating in early clinical trials because of fear of birth defects.

Prior to World War II, women were categorized as "protected subjects" in clinical investigations, particularly drug trials, out of fear of unforeseen teratogenic harm to the fetus among pregnant women.

Many cases involving classified information are not brought to trial for fear of divulging secrets.

The man told Guardian Australia he feared giving evidence in the men's trial for fear of reprisals from other guards and local people.

Dr. Nissen dismissed claims from critics that Pfizer has been delaying the trial out of fears about its outcome.

His lawyers had not requested DNA testing on all the evidence available at trial out of fears that the results would go against him.

The change comes after complaints that too many cases have been dropped before trial because of fears that the allegations would not stand up to scrutiny.

The judge had ordered the media not to report Tenniswood's claim until the end of the trial for fear this could prejudice the jury.

In addition women of childbearing age are also often routinely excluded from aetiological and intervention studies (e.g. neuro-imaging studies or drug trials) because of fears that if they are pregnant, or conceive during the study, the foetus will be put at risk [ 12], though there is evidence that this is changing [ 13, 14].