The phrase "ascent trial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to testing or evaluating something that is intended to rise or improve, such as a product or process.
Example: "The ascent trial for the new software showed promising results in terms of user engagement and performance."
Alternatives: "elevation test" or "rise evaluation".
The total daily dose of acetazolamide in the intervention groups varied between the trials; four used 250 mg of acetazolamide for the intervention group, 5 15 25 26 six used 500 mg, 13 23 24 25 27 29 and two used 750 mg. 15 28 The first dose was administered on the day of ascent in five trials 5 15 22 23 27 and a day or more before ascent in six.
Wednesday was different, though, in that the Tour's organizers decided, for the first time, to make the famed ascent into a time trial, which deprived Armstrong of the skillful help he normally receives from his United States Postal Service teammates.
GAST combines gradient ascent optimization techniques with subjective test trials.
It's a long ascent, where Lance Armstrong won a time trial on the Tour's last visit.
Much to Altheimer's chagrin, the buildup to the trial paralleled his rival's ascent through the Danish art scene.
In 60 out of 120 trials (resp. melodies), a pitch ascent occurred.
The trials included the use of buoyant ascent suits which involved a suit pulled over the sailor's head which fed them air as they ascended to the surface.
The trial heard Adoboli had had a rapid ascent through UBS after joining as a graduate trainee in 2003.
In these trials, the intricacies of natural foot placement during stair ascent and descent emerged before our eyes, without the patient consciously trying to move his bionic limb.
Based on the first-order model equation obtained by the Plackett Burman design, a series of trials were performed in the direction of the steepest ascent.
