Sentence examples for trials existed from inspiring English sources

The fundamentals of freedom — limited government, separation of powers, an independent judiciary, free speech, jury trials — existed in Britain for many generations before the franchise was extended to most males.

NYPD spokesman Paul Browne said the tainted pieces of evidence have forced police officials to officially testify that evidence needed in at least six recent criminal trials existed but was unavailable.

21 22 Secondary publications clearly indicated that further potentially relevant unpublished trials existed.

Both, Ahn et al. [ 28] as well as Giuliani et al. [ 27], used an indirect comparison to obtain efficacy data since no head-to-head trials existed.

Observational studies, epidemiological studies, and randomised controlled trials were extracted, and expert opinion was sought in areas where no trials existed.

In 26% of the published papers, data on sample size calculations were missing and discrepancies between sample size reporting in http://ClinicalTrials.gov and published trials existed.

No such outcomes trials exist for Vytorin and Zetia.

Why put this burden on Lower Manhattan when more sensible locations for the trials exist?

Paediatric endocrinologists with the courage to prescribe puberty suppressants to transgender children in the UK are few and far between despite the fact that the research from controlled clinical trials exists.

That is why "contempt" laws on the reporting of trials exist to prevent prejudice in the case by external noise, and why it was so dismal to see politicians jeopardising the trials of their fellow members by talking earlier this month so specifically about the cases in public.

To date, limited prospective trials exist from which evidence-based management can be developed.