The phrase "a trial assembly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a preliminary gathering or meeting intended to test or evaluate a process, product, or system.
Example: "The team organized a trial assembly to assess the new prototype before full-scale production."
Alternatives: "a test assembly" or "a preliminary assembly".
A trial-assembly of the RNAseq resulted in too many concatenated transcripts due to overlapping UTRs.
The physical trial assembly of a complex steel structure is very expensive in terms of time, costs and logistics.
For this reason, the trial assembly of the structure in a virtual way, starting ideally from the data contained in the structure BIM, represents a worthwhile alternative to the physical one.
Based on the result of trial assemblies using a small fastq dataset (∼750 Mb) with various k-mer settings (i.e. k = 21, 31, 41, 45, 49, 51, 53, 55, 61, 71, and 81), k-mer size of 51 was adopted for the assembly because it resulted in the longest maximum length of scaffold.
The trimming database was developed based on contaminant information obtained from trial assemblies and contains a list of all used adapters and primers with their isoforms identified in the trial assemblies.
Bruno Plácido, the leader of the vigilantes' movement, said the detainees would be given a trial by an assembly of villagers, possibly beginning next week.
The Wall Street Journal first reported that the company has completed its first trial run assembly of the iPhone SE in India – a key step in gaining a foothold for a market that has thus far proven elusive for the smartphone maker.
The linchpin of the assembly is a trial lawyer and novelist named Jake (Brett Cullen), who moderates the proceedings and whose wife, dead some 10 years, is a source of unspoken tension among the group.
As such, object 1 shown with scene A (trial n) would elicit a different assembly pattern than object 1 shown with scene B (trial n + 1).
