Sentence examples for trials cost from inspiring English sources

The results, paradoxically, will be to increase costs to the criminal justice system because less efficient trials cost more.

"On the first day of the trial neither of the Albanian interpreters were available so it had to be put off for a further day..  … Crown court trials cost, at least, thousands of pounds a day".

But not even big firms can do multiple Phase 2 trials on a single disease — not when trials cost more than a hundred thousand dollars per patient and not when, in the pursuit of serendipity, they are simultaneously testing that same experimental drug on two or three other kinds of cancer.

In clinical trials, cost, length of hospital stay, complexity of drug administration and patient and family preferences are rarely considered, and seldom make their way into the report of the trial.

Lab equipment and human trials cost hundreds of millions and take decades.

Moreover, after one factor that death penalty trials cost at least $1.1 million more than non-death penalty trials, the conservative estimate concludes that California counties spend roughly $22 million per year more seeking execution than life without the possibility of parole.

Instead, CuraGen will contribute about 44percentt of the overall research, development and clinical trials costs, and get a similar share of the profits from the drugs.

Mr. Berlusconi, 73, complains that biased courts have subjected him to 109 trials costing him $267 million in legal fees since he entered politics 15 years ago.

Hardy was cast out, too, serving a suspension after she tested positive for a banned substance at the 2008 Olympic trials, costing her a berth in Beijing.

The FDA has made clinical trials cost-prohibitive.

In the name of better science the FDA has tightened requirements of antibiotics trials to such an extent that the trials' costs have become prohibitive.