Sentence examples for trials which resulted from inspiring English sources
Last month, the U.S. State Department, in its annual Human Rights Report, cited Iran for, among other things, politically motivated repression; disappearances; "cruel, inhuman, or degrading" punishments; arbitrary arrests; impunity for security forces; denial of fair public trials, which resulted in executions without due process; and the lack of an independent judiciary.
Police leaned on the tech particularly during the aftermath of the Freddie Gray trials, which resulted in no criminal convictions for any of the cops involved and no major unrest.
The LNER learned valuable lessons from the trials which resulted in a series of modifications carried out from 1926 on number 4477 Gay Crusader.
On the other hand, the most common regimen for adjuvant chemotherapy for pathological stage II or III NSCLC is VNR+CDDP, because most randomised trials, which resulted in positive results, adopted VNR+CDDP.
Since the transient state can be seen as an stochastic (trial-and-error) search for a collision free schedule, setting can be intuitively interpreted as reducing the time between trials which results in a faster search.
One likely reason is the lack of consensus on the methodology used to study advanced imaging in trials, which results in a disconcerted research effort and produces data that are difficult to collate for use in validating the imaging components being studied.
In visual search, this implies that if one kind of target occurred more often than another, this results in easier retrieval of the associated trials, which results in stronger priming.
They compose and execute the following PubMed query: diet[mesh] AND cardiovascular diseases/prevention and control[mesh] The search is limited to Randomized Controlled Trials, which results in 432 citations.
The rape trial, which resulted in an acquittal, nevertheless produced embarrassing testimony.
THE WAYWARD PRESS about the windup of the Alger Hiss trial which resulted in a disagreement by the jury.
Tells about the Patterson trial which resulted in his acquittal on all 25 counts A grand jury in Chicago has, however, indicted him on 16 counts&that trial will take place in the fall of 1985.
