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He may rule before the trial on whether Block violated the bribery law.

"In tight funding times, that's going to get worse," said Dr. Khalsa of Harvard, who is doing a clinical trial on whether yoga can fight insomnia.

"We're now going to get disclosure and a trial on whether or not his constitutional rights were violated," said Jonathan Abady, a lawyer for Mr. Higazy.

He is also recruiting cancer patients for a clinical trial on whether marijuana can increase the analgesic effects of other painkillers.

[C5.] Shortcut Suggested in Sun Case A federal judge suggested that Sun Microsystems, in its antitrust suit against Microsoft, drop some of its demands and go directly to trial on whether to force Microsoft to carry Sun's Java program.

A trial on whether a public figure has or has not been guilty of wrongdoing is a much more useful exercise than one on whether a newspaper believed he was guilty of wrongdoing".

The government should sponsor small clinical trials on whether testosterone therapy can improve conditions like frailty, weakness, failing memories and loss of sexual function in aging men with low levels of the hormone, a committee of the National Academy of Sciences said yesterday.

Dr. Curt D. Furberg, an epidemiologist and drug safety expert at Wake Forest University, said that before approving drugs the F.D.A. should require that drug companies conduct large trials on whether they reduce death and disease, except in rare cases where no alternatives exist.

And the court proceedings have brought to light details of Block's business practices that the supreme courts of two states, and other judges, found sufficiently egregious to warrant trials on whether the company had betrayed its clients' trust.

Officials of Pfizer, the manufacturer of Chantix, and the Food and Drug Administration responded that they had been planning to conduct a joint analysis of clinical trials on whether Chantix posed heart risks, due next year.

Whether Mr. Penry will face a third sentencing trial may depend on whether Gov. Rick Perry signs a bill to ban the execution of mentally retarded prisoners.