Sentence examples for trial that may from inspiring English sources

Columbia University Medical Center part of multi-center trial that may resolve controversy over most effective Parkinson therapy.

The opponents have agreed to conduct a global field trial that may end the dispute, he said.

And Mr Dutroux waits in prison for a trial that may not begin before the spring of 2001.

The National Police Air Service is conducting a laser eyewear protection trial that may allow it to protect its staff against the threat of laser strikes.

Of the clinical trial that may have extended her life, she says, "It has given me hope". For anyone faced with a serious diagnosis, as Drake was, clinical trials can offer an alternative to the current treatments available.

It may very well be unreasonable to present evidence in the sentencing phase of the trial that may show that the defendant is not guilty of the crime he has already been found guilty beyond a reasonable doubt of committing.

She stays informed of the latest advancements and clinical trials that may pertain to her.

Alzheimer's disease experts say that clinical trials that may confirm or refute the Dutch study will be completed soon.

Candidates are notified by e-mail of forthcoming trials that may suit their condition.

Under federal law, new drugs must be proved safe and effective through clinical trials that may take years and cost hundreds of millions of dollars.

But the anecdotes and evidence from small trials that may seem to justify off-label use sometimes turn out to be misleading.