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But critics of the trials argue that the new science behind the drugs has eclipsed the old rules — and ethics — of testing them.

These progresses and results of ongoing well designed clinical trials argue in favour of further development of PDT with systemic delivery of the drug as a viable therapeutic modality in the near future.

These field trials argue in favour of the strategy of mixing repellent and organophosphate on bed nets to better control resistant malaria vectors.

participants in clinical trials argues that the endocannabi- Neuropsychopharmacology. 2005 30(3):508-515.

Defense lawyers frequently request separate trials, arguing that the actions of another defendant could sully their clients in the eyes of the jury.

Mr. Blair is eager to proceed with the trials, arguing that otherwise British science and British business will be shut out of future agricultural development.

Center on Law and Security, in the decade after September 11th, ten defendants charged with terrorism-related crimes in six trials argued the entrapment defense, but none prevailed.

Lawyers for Mr. Chiasson and Mr. Newman tried to make their cases two separate trials, arguing that they were not part of a single purported conspiracy.

Ben Emmerson QC, Senussi's ICC-appointed lawyer, is appealing against a Hague ruling that Libya can hold such trials, arguing this is impossible in a country racked by militia violence and instability.

She cites the 1971 Stanford Prison Experiment, whose architect, Philip Zimbardo, became something of a media celebrity during the Abu Ghraib trials, arguing that the abuses committed there were the result of the system, not the moral failure of individuals.

The Bush administration began a policy of holding prisoners indefinitely and without trials, arguing that federal judges had no authority to second-guess its decisions about whom to name an "enemy combatant".