Sentence examples for do some trial from inspiring English sources

"We'd be happy to do some trial cases, not rules of the game or something like that, but with an additional referee or technology," Gulati said Monday.

"We'd be happy to do some trial cases, not rules of the game or something like that, but with an additional referee or technology," Sunil Gulati, the president of the United States Soccer Federation, told reporters in South Africa after the England-Germany game.

And: "..the great advantage of a system like this is that if I was a researcher dealing with a rare disease and I wanted to get together everybody in the country, or perhaps all five of them for instance to do some trial on them, I could identify these people" (Male, patient focus group 2).

Working with Dr. Versteeg and another geophysicist, Bruce Bevan, they did some trial runs using above-ground sensing techniques.

"I think this is the right time to do it," said Weir. "Hopefully they'll start doing some trial events this year and then build on from that, I think it's just a great idea to promote Paralympic sport after the London Games".

So we did some trial studies in cancer models in mice.

"Just by doing some trials we learned how they should be removed, so we removed them".

"The whole business model for IM is still in question," says Robert Hamilton, the chief strategy officer of the London-based Scan Mobile, a text messaging company that is also doing some trials with bots.

In a classical approach, especially in a company environment, the two steps of design-space exploration and optimization are usually performed by experts inferring on major phenomena, making assumptions and doing some trial-and-error runs on the available mathematical models.

If bactrim combined with cleansing and moisturizing does not work for you, then go back to your doctor and it's up to his wonderful judgment to do some more trial and error.

Why do some clinical trials give different results when they are reanalyzed?