The phrase "a trial model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a prototype or preliminary version of a product or system that is being tested for performance or functionality.
Example: "The company has released a trial model of their new smartphone to gather user feedback before the official launch."
Alternatives: "test version" or "prototype model."
The temperature of the strips and the required heating power density for the activation process were experimentally measured using a trial model, and they were well in agreement with those obtained from the simulation.
In the early phase of the present work, a trial model of the same form was also constructed.
The two sides are in a "trial model" that could lead to even closer integration of their Taiwanese businesses in the future, says Christine Kuo, an associate director at Taiwan Ratings in Taipei, an affiliate of Standard & Poor's.
One way of developing the FOXO model automatically would be, given some sets of data and a trial model, to use a Monte Carlo approach to alter that model by adding or deleting categories of PTMs and re-allocating reactions between them, and then re-fitting to optimize parameters within each model.
A tetramer (biological unit) composed of only main-chain atoms and based on a high resolution X-ray structure of avidin (Airenne, Hytönen et al. unpublished; [PDB 1VYO]) was used as a trial model.
The findings also suggest that a trial model should reflect the fact that the eligible population of children ready to start DDP could become narrower after an initial assessment of carer readiness by sites, but that there would be potential within the lifetime of the trial for some families to progress to a stage of readiness to commence this stage of DDP.
A while back, he worked with a SaaS company using a free trial model.
Clearly, the evidence coming from an in vitro study carried out with murine melanoma cell lines cannot have the same "weight" as the evidence derived - for instance - from a study performed in a human trial model.
"RocksBox solves this in their own way: Your subscription allows you to constantly try and rotate what you wear, but if you find a keeper, it's easy to buy — a perfect trial model that's profitable on both subscription and purchase".
A comprehensive trial model for the wall-pressure spectrum based on source models yielding this character is proposed and viewed as potentially satisfactory in all wavenumber domains from the acoustic to the convective.
This follow-up stage also allowed the research team to propose a likely trial model to the sites after analysing the data already gathered.
