The phrase "a sample trial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a test or experiment that is conducted to gather data or evaluate a process.
Example: "Before launching the new product, we conducted a sample trial to assess customer reactions and gather feedback."
Alternatives: "a test run" or "a pilot study".
Figure 3 presents a sample trial.
The entire process described above occurs in a sample trial in Monte Carlo simulation.
The distribution functions for P and Q for a sample trial are shown in Fig. 4a.
Open image in new window Fig. 3 A sample trial calculation of impact of wind power on steady-state security.
At the beginning of class time, the instructor spent approximately 15 20 minutes projecting the Avida-ED interface and running a sample trial.
Figure 3 shows the basic steps of calculating the impact of wind power on the steady-state security in a sample trial in Monte Carlo simulation, where 'corrective action' referred to applying load-shedding routine described above and the 'limit violation correction' referred to correcting the constraint violation using the actions described above.
Each trial comprised a sample run and a choice run.
After a delay of 2 hours, the mice received a second sample trial identical to the first, except that a novel set of four identical objects were present (Sample 2).
After a time delay, subjects are presented with a second sample trial, identical to the first, except that four novel objects were present, which were arranged in a different spatial configuration.
From this conclusion, it might be supposed that extending the duration of a single sample trial will largely eliminate PRh lesion effects in rats on object recognition.
Thus, if on a given sample trial, the black cylinder cued the platform, and then on the succeeding test trial, the white cylinder was used to cue the platform.
