Sentence examples for trial that preceded from inspiring English sources

The son of a man murdered by the Boston crime-lord James Whiteyy" Bulger has described him as "Satan" at a sentencing hearing almost as colourful and unruly as the trial that preceded it.

The pilgrims stopped briefly at the Holy Stairs, a set of 28 steps that according to Catholic tradition were walked by Jesus on his way to the trial that preceded his crucifixion, and were then brought to Rome from Jerusalem.

EU-AIR will provide extensive outcomes data over a longer time period than the randomized crossover trial that preceded it [ 6].

This rate trended lower than the rate in these subjects in the 6 months of the randomized trial that preceded this study period (27.7 events per 100 person-years, P = 0.08).

Among DE033 patients, we also evaluated whether treatment allocation (adalimumab or placebo) in the six clinical trials that preceded DE033 influenced the likelihood of stopping work.

To determine whether a pSS/pSE trial increased or did not increase in RT, it was compared to the pG trials that preceded it in time during each session.

An analysis of responding from the second element of each pair showed that the rats discriminated trial types that preceded food from those that did not.

Of note, 37% mentioned at least one health problem that preceded the trial, 14% mentioned a health problem that occurred for the first time during the trial and 12% mentioned both.

At the courthouse today, both sides struggled to put the best face on compromises that clearly amounted to a retreat from the angry exchanges that preceded the trial.

This study was powered to detect a difference in change in ambulatory activity of 2000 steps per day between groups; a difference of this magnitude reflects the primary behaviour change aim of the intervention programme and is consistent with the national physical activity recommendations and the intervention effect observed in the proof of concept study that preceded this trial [ 9, 17].

We did use such a sham treatment in the pilot study that preceded the HOLLT trial, but chose not to use it in this study, but rather to blind the surgeon conducting the initial surgery, and the outcome assessors and adjudicators of all measures that have a subjective component, such as scoring radiological union, and adjudicating whether infection has occurred when indicators are unclear.