Sentence examples for a question of trial from inspiring English sources

Similar to other conditions, however, treating patients requires access to multiple medications, and successful treatment is often a question of trial and error and of finding the right combination.

It should be noted that trimming reads is somehow a question of trial and error and a balance between the number of mapped reads and mapping accuracy.

To AstraZeneca scientists, ImClone's problems seemed simply a question of poor trial design.

The implication is that an external dose of suitable species acts as a tonic to health.A question of cultureClinical trials have indeed shown that probiotics (a mixture of bacteria found, for example, in yogurt) ease the symptoms of people with irritable-bowel syndrome, who often have slightly abnormal gut microbiomes.

This case involves an important question of trial practice.

As for damages, he said, "That's a question of fact for trial".

Responding to a question of whether the trial could provide Pérez Molina with a chance to absolve himself, Aldana solemnly answered, "I, who know the details of the investigation up close, don't see how there can be a sentence that will absolve him".

"It's not a question of if it goes to trial, but when," she said.

Osman Can, a leader of Turkey's governing party who was among the observers, called the trial a "question of humanity".

Leukemia in gene therapy trials: a question of vectors, inserts and dosage?

I mean first of all it brings up the question of trial by media, but I think what's also interesting about Teacher's Pet is the extent to which Hedley Thomas worked with the cops," he said.