Sentence examples for trial pointed out from inspiring English sources

Marsha Rowe, co-founder of feminist magazine Spare Rib, who helped with the defence at the OZ trial, pointed out that women who worked on the magazine "did the office and production work rather than any editorial work".

Araujo et al., the lead investigator of the failed clinical trial, pointed out that further understanding of Src inhibitors' mode of action could identify a better therapeutic role, because the clinical trial included heterogeneous patient population [ 36].

Eric Sussman, who was one of the prosecuting lawyers in Black's trial, points out to the Toronto Star that the disgraced press baron's three fraud convictions were based on two theories - honest services and mail fraud - and that the supreme court has only undermined one of these two arguments.

Grimes defended this during the trial, pointing out that he only witnessed the murder and that he had been "assisting police".

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Thomas Boghardt notes the "exceptional" way in which Lody bore himself at his trial, pointing out that "virtually all other German agents accused of espionage understandably tried to deny or minimise their involvement with N".

Last year, people raised questions about the adequacy of ImClone's drug trials — pointing out problems that were eventually cited by the F.D.A. — but Wall Street discounted such concerns.

A review of recent clinical trials point out that many commonly held beliefs about clinical practice needs to be challenged.

The trial also pointed out potential liver toxicity problems.

In his closing arguments at the trial, Mr. Simpson pointed out that Mr. McCollough still owed the balance on his Chase card.

The trial, he pointed out, may be the culmination of three decades of work, but it is actually just the beginning.