Sentence examples for trial weigh from inspiring English sources

Even decidedly niche events like the Apple v. Samsung trial weigh heavily on some people's minds.

A grand jury trial weighing what happened the night that Darren Wilson, a white police officer, shot and killed Michael Brown, an unarmed black 18-year old, had not even been convened yet.

Recruited by civil rights lawyers, these men and others have testified about their encounters with the police in a federal trial weighing whether the soaring number of stop-and-frisk encounters has resulted in widespread constitutional violations for hundreds of thousands of black and Hispanic men.

Feed intake was recorded by weighing feeders at the beginning of the trial, weighing the feed added to each feeder and weighing the remaining feed at the end of the trial.

The results from nationals and the trials weigh heavily, but they are not binding.

36 Consistently, patients in PSUMMIT 1 and PSUMMIT 2 trials weighing >100 kg demonstrated an overall lower response than those weighing ≤100 kg.

However, because of lack of information on the prevalence during pregnancy and lack of randomized controlled trials weighing potential benefits and risks associated with screening, evidence for its potential impact is scarce.

An elaborate clinical trial could weigh the pluses and minuses of cutting salt in a large group of people.

Table 3 Recoveries of the described method for RA in different parts of P. frutescens Sample Trial Sample weigh (g) Spiked amount (mg) Cal.

It is not possible for the patient/consultee to review trial documentation, weigh the information and communicate an informed decision about whether they would wish to participate.

Therefore, our aim was to conduct a postal survey among recruiting physicians of a multi-center trial to weigh barriers according to their impact on recruitment.