Sentence examples for trial subject from inspiring English sources

This is not something the court has done before; it might go some way to satisfy understandable demands in Libya for a local trial, subject to international oversight and justice dispensed by international judges.

Dr Anand Rai, a physician formerly employed at the hospital who turned whistleblower and was subsequently fired, says that in 81 serious adverse events (SAEs) following 60 trials involving up to 3,000 patients – including one case where a trial subject died – not one was listed as having been the result of a trial and not one person received compensation.

The current list of accused looks so conveniently expedient for the Awami League of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina that for the sake of appearance alone Hasina might have better served herself, and Bangladesh, by making a greater show of endorsing an independent war crimes trial subject to international standards.

Any adverse event that occurs in a clinical trial subject, which is assessed by the study investigator as being unexpected, serious and as having a reasonable possibility of a causal relationship with the study procedure will be reported.

For each trial, subject, limit, and method, an error between visual estimates and all others methods has been computed and average results compared to subjects and trials are presented in Figure 11.

In total, 28 patients completed the study trial, subject to ambulatory monitoring of spirometric lung function (PEF, FEV1 and FVC) up to four times a day over a 2-week period recorded during the year 2000.

Ten days after vaccination, none of the trial subjects developed Ebola virus disease.

IT MAY TURN OUT that the medical doctors are right and the trial subjects are wrong.

Another maker is now looking for trial subjects overseas, where use of the devices has yet to catch on.

International guidelines have been formulated to protect the rights of trial subjects.

The trial subjects, who were to spend three days as hospital inpatients, were mostly immigrants, some of them students or unemployed.