Sentence examples for trial strongly from inspiring English sources

The evidence at trial strongly suggested Dayton overstated the number of e-mail messages he actually sent out in this test mailing.

But the judge said the evidence in the trial strongly proved that intelligent design is "creationism relabeled". The Supreme Court has already ruled that creationism, which relies on the Biblical account of the creation of life, cannot be taught as science in a public school.

Nicholas Bequelin, a researcher at Human Rights Watch, agreed with Ms. Cuomao's evaluation of the trial, noting that the 10-page verdict released Thursday night came several hours after the end of the trial, strongly suggesting that the decision was preordained.

Despite technical difficulties, this trial strongly suggests that the psychomotor development of DS patients may be improved by treatments acting on metabolic pathways.

The efficacy results of RTS,S/AS01B in this current trial and in the challenge model in malaria-naïve adults [30] together with the significantly improved immunogenicity of RTS,S/AS01B compared to RTS,S/AS02A in both malaria-naïve adults and in semi-immune adults in this trial strongly support the continued evaluation of RTS,S/AS01B in children.

The present trial strongly suggests that either metoclopramide or domperidone may facilitate post-pyloric placement of spiral nasojejunal tubes in critically ill patients.

Pre-clinical evidence and early clinical trials strongly suggest that there is a place for gene therapy of liver malignancies.

These results have been replicated in a number of trials, strongly suggesting that the illness sufferers feel is psychological rather than physical, and that for some the belief one is allergic to EM radiation is enough to trigger an unpleasant psychosomatic reaction.

International guidelines using the GRADE method and including Bernard [24] and HACA [25] trials strongly recommended the use of TTM for OHCA patients with an initial shockable rhythm to increase survival with good neurological outcome [13].

The insensitivity of MT+ to the speed-accuracy manipulation, particularly during the coherence trials, strongly implies that this brain region does not encode the observer's decision, consistent with neurophysiological studies indicating that MT+ neurons supply sensory evidence to other brain regions that accumulate the evidence towards a decision threshold [20], [43].

The rigorous data obtained in these two phase III trials strongly support [99mTc]tilmanocept as a safe and effective agent for lymphatic mapping and intraoperative identification of melanoma SLNs.