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Nantong has already carried out a preliminary trial with the help of Environmental Defence, an American lobby group.

At least 40 Chadian journalists travelled to Senegal to attend the opening of the trial with the help of a grant from the Open Society Initiative for West Africa.

We will construct a trial-functional with the help of the semi-inverse method for getting a variational principle for systems (29) and (30).

Modeling studies require less time than randomized controlled trials and, with the help of sometimes unexamined assumptions, are able to project through areas of uncertainty.

About 20% of Merck's compounds now in clinical trials have been developed with the help of microarrays, says Dr Friend.A similar public project is being carried out by the Broad Institute, a collaboration between the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard.

Employment minister Mark Hoban has hailed the Loughton trial, which was carried out with the help of 2,000 unemployed people between June and August.

("I take it," a magistrate asks a doctor called in to advise on the case, "that your clever scientific colleagues have not yet found a way of distinguishing one man's blood from another?" ) So the mystery more or less solves itself at a local inquest and a subsequent trial at the Old Bailey, with the help of some last-minute revelations, including a letter dictated by one character on his deathbed.

The majority of therapeutic work carried out in this trial will likely take place with the help of interpreters.

Against the advice of the judge presiding over his murder trial, he chooses to represent himself with the help of a co-counsel, now claiming to have killed his wife in a fit of temporary insanity.

In this trial 3.2% more smokers gave up with the help of nurses.

The Connecticut Supreme Court affirmed the 2007 decision of a trial judge that said new evidence developed with the help of Mr. Skakel's cousin Robert F. Kennedy Jr. would not have changed the outcome of the trial.