Sentence examples for trial refers to from inspiring English sources

In the world of medicine, a trial refers to clinical research that follows a predefined plan or protocol.

Conversely, the RS trial refers to a trial in which drought stress is artificially imposed during the reproductive stage.

The high participation rate in the US trial refers to use of at least one screening sigmoidoscopy.

Thus, unlike earlier phases, a comparative phase IV trial refers to the comparison of two authorized drugs.

A randomized controlled trial refers to studies including a control group with Type 1 diabetes, in which participants were randomized to their group at the beginning.

'Selective crossover' in this trial refers to the act of choosing to switch from tamoxifen monotherapy to letrozole prior to completion of 5 years of tamoxifen, after the results were known in 2005.

Gradín's group lends moral support to the former officers on trial, referring to them as "political prisoners".

"Is he a possible donor of the semen?" a prosecutor, Bill Hawkins, asked at the trial, referring to Mr. Yanez.

"All of those statements reflect the political talk in 2016," one of their defense lawyers said during the trial, referring to their manifesto.

Zimbabwean environment minister, Oppah Muchinguri, called on the US to allow the extradition of Mr Palmer to stand trial, referring to him at a news conference as a "foreign poacher".

On Monday, Jerry Schmetterer, a spokesman for the Brooklyn district attorney, said the office would investigate any matters stemming from the trial referred to it by the Police Department.