Sentence examples for trial of minor from inspiring English sources

Here we present an observational study of interobserver agreement using data from a population-based randomised controlled trial of minor surgery.

In a population-based randomised controlled trial of minor surgery, we identified that GPs make less use of pathology services than do hospital doctors (George et al ).

First is the technical quality of surgery performed, discussed most often in terms of incomplete excision of malignant or pre-malignant conditions, and which we have addressed in a population-based randomised controlled trial of minor surgery (George et al ).

Statement by UNICEF concerning the trial of minor HIV-infected girl Baku, 5 February 2008 – On 6 February 2008 a Baku district court is expected to deliver a sentence on the case of an 18-year-old HIV-infected girl, facing criminal charges of deliberately infecting other people with the HIV.

Minor surgery could be performed in all 3 trials, while major surgery could be performed only in the guardian™ 1 and 2 trials that were designed with surgery sub-trials (definitions of minor and major surgeries are provided in Table 1).

Now we have the current trials of mostly minor war criminals from the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda while the major culprits -- Radovan Karadzic, Ratko Mladic, and Slobodan Milosevic -- remain at large because the political will to arrest them is lacking.

Among 20 randomized trials, the incidence of minor muscle pains was 190 per 100,000 person years, whereas rhabdomyolysis incidence was reported to be 1.6 per 100,000 person years [ 2].

In a randomized controlled trial of patients undergoing minor ophthalmic surgery, auditory evoked potential-guided anesthesia reduced the requirement of anesthetic agents and relieved early postoperative cognitive decline [ 21].

About 11,000 prisoners, a mix of suspects awaiting trial and those convicted of minor crimes, are housed at the jail at any one time, which is like stuffing the population of Palos Heights into an eight-block area on Chicago's South Side.

This study used data on pathological samples collected during a population-based randomised controlled trial comparing the quality of minor surgery performed by GPs and hospital doctors (George et al ).

The four series of minor trials were codenamed 'Kittens', 'Tims', 'Rats' and 'Vixen'.