The phrase "a trial example of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific instance or case that serves as a demonstration or test of a concept or idea.
Example: "The study provided a trial example of how the new teaching method could improve student engagement."
Alternatives: "a test case of" or "an experimental instance of".
(A ) Two trial examples of force traces show faster finger responses to visual stimuli after ('post') as opposed to the beginning of training ('pre'pre
Results from a single-trial example of iDTF and iPDC connectivity estimations in the frequency domain are depicted in Fig. 2a, b, respectively, with significant values, at (alpha =0.01), represented by red solid lines.
The COOLS trial, an example of translational research, may result in reduced recurrence rates following surgical treatment of early-stage oral cancer with significant impacts on survival, morbidity, patients' quality of life and the cost to the health care system.
Subjects responded by clicking on the nodule and were then given feedback and shown the nodule for 2000 ms. The upper trial is an example of an easy trial and bottom trial is an example of a more difficult trial.
Engagement with a health care organisation is a continuum and this trial is an example of a research-operational partnership where research is motivated by a desire by all parties to increase both service and cost effectiveness.
Otis Brawley, chief medical and scientific officer of the American Cancer Society, called the trial a good example of "precision medicine" and said it would save many women from unneeded chemotherapy.
The Ekjut trial is an example of a successful participatory intervention that has shown a tangible impact on seemingly intractable health outcomes.
Critics of Russian President Vladimir Putin say Mr Navalny's trial is an example of an increasing clampdown on dissent.
This trial provides an example of an evaluation of government policy.
With a focus on the Blagojevich trial as an example of modern lawyers' interactions with the press, this Note argues for a separate rule governing defense lawyers' extrajudicial speech.
