Sentence examples for trial producing from inspiring English sources
Top time trialists maintain their maximum energy output for the entire length of the time trial, producing about 360-400 wathroughouthouthehe stage.
Arena Pharmaceuticals said Monday that its experimental drug to treat obesity had succeeded in its first late-stage clinical trial, producing results it said would be good enough for regulatory approval.
Two scientists working on a particular experiment, a multinational clinical trial producing papers with dozens of authors, or out-licensing a patented discovery through a university technology transfer office could all be considered examples of collaborative work (Katz and Martin 1997).
Practitioner and patient independently designated by number the vial in each trial producing the weak response.
MSF was well tolerated in a small phase I study and showed some promise as a treatment for dementia in a small double-blind, placebo-controlled, crossover phase II trial, producing 7 to 8 points improvement on the Alzheimer's disease Assessment Scale – Cognitive (ADAS-Cog) as compared with controls after 8 weeks treatment, a 20% improvement over baseline [ 11].
Nearly every big trial produces a Governor, says our friend from the hinterlands.
For LeMond, the 1989 final-day time trial produced the second of his three Tour de France titles.
The I.R.S. rejected Ms. Reyes's application for the credit but at trial produced no evidence to support its position that she and her husband had not actually separated.
The first trial produced a hung jury; the jurors were so far from agreement that they nearly came to blows in the deliberation room.
A comic of the Bradley Manning trial, produced live from the courtroom, is being created by artist and WikiLeaks activist Clark Stoeckley and will be published in the autumn.
Although the trial produced salacious pictures and audio of the King of Pop, the ratings at HLN paled in comparison to those during the Casey Anthony trial in June.
