Sentence examples for trials though the from inspiring English sources

In between the two trials, though, the legal ground had shifted.

Most analysts expect Vertex's drug to reach annual sales of $2 billion within three years and to outsell Merck's drug because it appears to be somewhat more effective in clinical trials, though the two drugs were never compared head to head.

The incidence of hypophysitis due to ipilimumab has been reported to range from 0 to 17% in clinical trials, though the mechanism of pituitary injury remains unknown.

Before a trial, though, the scientists said that a brain imaging study would be crucial to confirm that the same faulty signal that the drugs target in mice is responsible for neurodegeneration and the devastating memory loss it causes in Alzheimer's.

For Cambodians who attended the final week of the trial, though, these apologies seemed far too little and the legal fine points of the prosecutors' request for a reduced sentence seemed irrelevant.

At the trials, though, he did not think the judges agreed.

There is one scene during the first of a series of trials, though, when Patterson adopts the shucking, submissive stance expected by the white judge and prosecutors in an attempt to persuade them that he is telling the truth.

She will compete at the trials, though, after which five women will be named to the Olympic team for London.

"We did not do this at the trials, though".

At the trials, though, Reese hinted at his feelings when he said, "Fast is more important than fair".

The spectacle of the trial, though, seemed to matter more than the charges.