Sentence examples for trial sign from inspiring English sources

APACHE: acute physiology and chronic health evaluation; BIS: Bispectral Index Monitor; CT: computed tomography; QUOROM: Quality of Reporting of Meta-Analyses; RASS: Richmond agitation sedation scale; RCT: randomised controlled trials; SBT: spontaneous breathing trial; SIGN: Scottish Intercollegiate Guidance Network.

Enter the information during trial sign up, then use the money on the card for your ordinary purchases.

Or the disappointment of leaving Prague with a copy of The Trial signed "To Bob, Cheers, K".

They had to check out the tip off for themselves, and after a short trial, signed the prospect to their youth ranks.

Abdellatif's father, Ahmed, who gave evidence against his son in the original trial, signed a statutory declaration in 2013, stating: "All of what has been said as my words regarding my son … are incorrect and were said due [to] compulsion and torture by the interrogating authority".

After Mr. Bermudez's conviction, five witnesses who had testified at the trial signed sworn affidavits recanting their testimony and saying they were coerced or manipulated by the police, in a year with an extraordinary number of murders, to identify Mr. Bermudez as the killer.

In the NELSON Screening trial, signs of pulmonary fibrosis were reported in 117 (8 %) out of 1409 cases [51].

As part of this trial signs for the southbound area were changed to show the operator name as "McDonalds Costa", although the RoadChef brand is still used at the services itself.

Patients in the INITIATE trial signed informed consent forms and the study complied with FDA Good Clinical Practices.

Of 115 screened patients admitted in our Unit in the 8 months of this study, fourteen patients matched inclusion/exclusion criteria and accepted to participate to the trial signing the informed consent and were hence enrolled into the study.

In January 2006, 13 jurors from two of the sailors' trials signed letters and affidavits saying they now believed the men were innocent.