Sentence examples for trial walking from inspiring English sources

Mr. Maggio, who pleaded guilty to participating in the Refco fraud, testified during Mr. Collins's 2010 trial, walking the jury through what he said was the company's complex accounting fraud scheme.

Robinson was patient at the beginning of the trial, walking his lawyers through how to present evidence.

In that trial, walking capacity increased by 86 metres (95% CI 44 to 128) more than for controls, with speed gains being maintained after three months.

Twenty-three yeago ago, in Turow's best-selling novel "Presumed Innocent," Sabich cheated on his wife, was charged with the murder of his mistress and, after a long and exceptionally messy trial, walked.

Participants in this trial walked with longer strides, in a faster time after the WBV intervention which may support previous findings.

Previous studies have found a linear relationship between calibration-trial walking speed and accelerometer counts [ 8, 10].

To achieve the second aim, differences between calibration equations and relationships of calibration-trial walking speed with VO2 and Actigraph counts obtained using the two methods were assessed.

The Forerunner 201 GPS monitor was used to control calibration-trial walking speed and record distance and speed for the track walks.

Consequently, to estimate individual calibration equations, calibration-trial walking speed (four walking speeds per calibration method per subject) was regressed onto Actigraph counts.

They were used to obtain estimates of the mean Actigraph counts and VO2 (and associated standard errors and between-individual variability measures) at each calibration-trial walking speed and for each calibration method.

In Phase II trials, walking speed and lower extremity muscle strength was increased in patients with MS, but the increase in walking speed did not reach statistical significance.