Sentence examples for trial persons from inspiring English sources

Although the constitution guaranteed a number of rights, such as the freedoms of speech, assembly, and worship, it also allowed the president to detain without trial persons who have been deemed a threat to public security.

All of the following five categories of key trial persons should be blinded to treatment allocation: (a) participants, (b) healthcare providers, (c) data collectors, (d) outcome assessors and (e) data analysts.

On the facts of the case, the discretion conferred on the President and the Minister for Home Affairs by sections 8 and 10 of the Internal Security Act to detain without trial persons believed to threaten national security, to suspend detentions and to revoke such suspensions, was held to fall outside the precedent fact category.

Some have suggested that the success of blinding be formally tested by asking key trial persons to guess the study group assignment and comparing these responses to what would be expected by chance.

Then again, despite being included in the minimum set of recommendations in the Consolidated Standards of Reporting Trials (CONSORT) statement, 22 the reporting of the blinding status of key trial persons, and of the blinding procedures, is still frequently incomplete or missing.

Because of the stepped wedge nature of the trial, person-years of follow-up were used to calculate each child's contribution to the denominator.

It's annoying to real players when a "trial-er" hangs out with them and becomes friends, then the trial person disappears, and the real players never see the trial account again!

"We thought we would need an appeals person, a new-trial person, and as we were getting names from people Ron's name kept coming up," she told me.

In the Clopidogrel versus Aspirin in Patients at Risk for Ischaemic Events (CAPRIE) trial, 5,795 persons with PAD were randomized to clopidogrel 75 mg daily and 5797 persons with PAD were randomized to aspirin 325 mg daily (CAPRIE 1996).

The British imposed tough measures to control left-wing groups in both Singapore and Malaya and introduced the controversial Internal Security Act, which allowed indefinite detention without trial for persons suspected of being "threats to security".

The trial involved persons registered with the Victorian Cancer Registry (VCR) as being diagnosed with CRC.