Sentence examples for trials think of from inspiring English sources

Since that time, authors and headline writers have claimed this title for a host of other crimes (and trials) — think of Leopold and Loeb, Sacco and Vanzetti, the Scottsboro boys, the Lindbergh baby kidnapper, Alger Hiss, Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, Lee Harvey Oswald, James Earl Ray, the Manson family, the Watergate crowd and O. J. Simpson.

According to Lezak et al. [ 29] we give detailed information about the total score of the learning trials, thought to reflect in part encoding, delayed verbal free recall, thought to reflect retrieval of retained information from episodic memory, and recognition.

The fact that the people who knew the data and the science the best were going to invest $300 million is much more compelling to me than what a Wall Street analyst or journalist (most of whom have no experience in clinical trials) think after a few minutes of a presentation.

No rhyme or reason Another in a regular series of  limericks based on recent events: Once more to the jungle they trek, To be greeted by Ant and by Dec ,So fix on those smiles, For Bushtucker Trials, And think of that fat juicy cheque.

Backed by Cancer Research UK, it is hoped the year-long study will lead to a full trial, thought to be the first of its kind.

Sick people in trials want to think of themselves as patients being treated, rather than research subjects being experimented on, said George Annas, the chairman of the health law department at the Boston University School of Public Health.

A frequent mindset in participant subjects that are simultaneously being treated in clinical trials is to think of the physician as the person responsible for deciding the treatment, since they have the necessary training and a better capability for making illness-related decisions.

The episode this week revealed a lot, in that trial scene I think of it as, with Fiona.

I think lots of people would think of medical trials being run by progressives passionate about curing Aids or cancer, but it's nothing like that".

What does Armstrong, who has not lost a long individual time trial in the last three years, think of his own chances?

The US soldier Steven Green, who, in 2006, along with four colleagues gang-raped, then murdered 14-year-old Abeer Qassim al-Janabi in front of her parents and siblings (who were then also killed), said at his trial: "I didn't think of Iraqis as human".