Sentence examples for trials point to from inspiring English sources

Third, because Wilde's trials point to a certain connection between literary censorship and sexual oppression.

But opponents of televised trials point to examples like the O. J. Simpson criminal trial in Los Angeles to argue that cameras create a circus-like atmosphere.

"Oh my gosh, I just hate this scar," she said after the Olympic trials, pointing to the back of her left calf.

Discordance between the outcome of preclinical studies and clinical trials pointed to the difficulties of translation from animal models to patients.

Importantly, analysis of the combined 1,864 SLE patients in both trials pointed to reductions in disease activity and prevention of worsening across vital internal organ systems [ 121].

To ensure the convergence, some additional conditions are required to decide whether to accept a trial point to the filter or not.

Although surviving children treated for severe life-threatening respiratory failure soon after birth show considerable long-term morbidity, the results of the UK ECMO trial point to a favourable profile of long-term morbidity in the group assigned to ECMO [ 16].

After their verdict yesterday, some jurors in the Goldstein trial pointed to testimony by the prosecution psychiatrist that violence was not a feature of schizophrenia.

Evidence introduced in that trial pointed to Ghailani as well.

Expert witnesses at her trial pointed to evidence of borderline personality disorder to argue for diminished responsibility.

The success of this small-scale efficacy trial pointed to a larger trial to investigate if this intervention would also be effective and cost-effective in the 'real world'.