The phrase "adopt a trial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of implementing or trying out a new method, process, or product on a temporary basis to evaluate its effectiveness.
Example: "We decided to adopt a trial of the new software to see if it improves our workflow."
Alternatives: "implement a trial" or "initiate a trial".
Following that, practitioners are used to adopt a "trial and error" approach, and to make some assumptions when developing a prediction model: choice of an architecture, initialization of parameters, learning algorithms… This is the problem addressed in this paper: how to systematize the building of a prognostics system and reduce the influence of arbitrary human intervention?
A method of bypassing this problem and achieving possibly better results would be to adopt a trial design in which gemcitabine is given in its standard dose of 1000 mg m−2 and for the radiation dose to be initially reduced prior to escalation.
Adopting a trial-and-error approach, Brett is anything but fast, but he is able to solve tasks with less background knowledge than his peers.
In addition, by adopting a trial-and-error approach, the network appeared to be more efficient with the learning rate at 0.01 and the momentum at 0.8.
As a result, recent randomised controlled trials have adopted a triad of duration models: short term, 12 months, and beyond 12 months.
The applied strategy of time series data has proven to be a powerful complement to randomized nutritional studies adopting a clinical trial design.
In 1999, two years before Kanter's death, the court wrote it adopted a special trial judge's report that Kanter and two partners deprived the feds of $30 million in a kickback scheme.
We adopted a field trial design in which we used the horse as its own control to assess the impact of the vitamin E deficiency on the same animals and hence minimize the potential effect of other intrinsic factors.
Some authors have attempted to align research design with TCM clinical practice within the constraints of a clinical trial [ 3, 4]; whereas many TCM clinical trials adopt a conventional research design [ 5].
There are compelling reasons to conduct such a trial in low-middle income countries (LMICs) with a high burden of disease, such as South Africa, and to adopt an add-on trial design in which participants are randomized to receive the GBS vaccine or placebo in addition to the locally available standard of care.
Each star gives rise to a single value for (dt_{mathrm{trial}}), where the minimum is adopted as a trial timestep in TrES.
