Sentence examples for trials how much from inspiring English sources

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But the testimony also showed for the second time in the trial how much American investigators profited from Mr. bin Laden's apparent parsimony with his group, Al Qaeda.

This trial isn't to test how much bovine TB is reduced by culling badgers, but is instead designed to test whether badgers can be shot "effectively, humanely and safely".

Randomised controlled trials are the acknowledged 'gold standard' method of evaluating the effectiveness of treatments, but little is known about how and why patients decide to participate in trials nor how much they understand about trial design.

Where the START trials showed that the principle of hypofractionation in breast cancer treatment was effective, the FAST trial investigated how much the dose per fraction could be increased before adverse acute normal tissue reactions became intolerably high.

With Mr. Wilson's guilt never in doubt, the question at the heart of the monthlong sentencing trial was: How much punishment is enough?

The Browne Sanders trial epitomized how much organizational damage was done by Thomas as Marbury's enabler, more than his mentor, for most of the last four seasons.

The Boston Globe's David Filipov finds the official newspaper of the Russian government, Rossiiskaya Gazeta, saying that the affair had the look of a political show trial: "Exactly how much damage was caused by their activity was not clear from the official statements of the [US] justice ministry," the paper said.

A possible account for the parallel changes feedback control and adaptation is that the correction of each hand in the last trial dictates how much the movement should adapt in the next [6].

After each test trial, participants judged how much of their response was correct.

Next to all the real glories of sports, not to mention the trials of life, how much does a baseball museum really matter?