Sentence examples for combination of trial from inspiring English sources
A. Young pelicans learn to feed themselves through a combination of trial and error, imitation of adult birds and instinct, bird experts suggest.
Current research suggests that social media adoption in government has been mainly market driven and that the various adoption strategies have resulted from a combination of trial and error, imitation, and both informal and formal knowledge exchanges.
Using a painstaking combination of trial and error and standard genetic techniques, gerontologist Olivia Pereira-Smith and her colleagues at the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas, have now found a gene that ends immortality in one of the four classes of immortal cells.
A combination of trial exclusion and channel approximation based on statistical parameters of the data is used to exclude channels and trials that were contaminated with artifacts.
Quality of life figures will be obtained from a combination of trial data and literature/registries.
Heterogeneity across the studies was not significant (I=0%), allowing combination of trial results.
Structural steels for nuclear applications have undergone rapid development during the past few decades, thanks to a combination of trial-and-error, mechanism-based optimization, and multiscale modeling approaches.
Calibration of the model was performed by a combination of trial-and-error method and automated calibration code PEST with a mean RMSE (root mean squared error) value of 0.62 m and a mean NSE (Nash Sutcliffe efficiency) value of 0.915.
Based on a combination of trial-based and external utility scores, the Q-TWiST difference in this trial was 0.50 months (P=0.0326) favoring ipilimumab after 1 year.
Based on this combination of trial-based and external utility scores of 0.67, 0.80 and 0.76 for TOX, TWiST and REL, respectively, the Q-TWiST difference in this trial was 0.50 months (P=0.0326) favoring ipilimumab after 1 year (Table 2).
As a function of direct comparison or combination of trials, a WMD is plausible when the same instrument of measurement was used.
