Sentence examples for made by trial from inspiring English sources

These choices then must be made by trial and error which may often take much time or even render failure.

Fuzzy logic highly depends on the fuzzy inference rules which may be tuned manually, and settings can be made by trial and errors.

To make use of these trial data and retain the specific adjustments made by trial statisticians, we have presented our results as odds ratios, with 95% confidence intervals.

Generally, the development of such mechanical tests is made by trial-and error approaches.

Parameter adjustments were made by trial-and-error using glucose, xylose, biomass, and ethanol concentration profile measurements collected from two microaerobic batch fermentations performed at air sparging rates of 25 (k L a = 5.5 h-1) and 50 cc/min (k L a = 10.1 h-1).

The decision on whether to progress to a full trial will be made by the trial steering group.

Considerable efforts will be made by the trial team to keep in touch with patients throughout the trial by means of newsletters etc.

But both of them used the fixed criterion to decide whether accept a trial point or not, that means the criterion is invariable no matter what improvements made by the trial point.

Mr. Liebman suggests that the high rate of appeals means that serious errors are often made by the trial courts.

These heavily fact-laden determinations were made by a trial court that heard all the witnesses, weighed all the evidence, and was in the best position to resolve these factual disputes.

Although the matter is not final — the final decision on charges in the case will be made by a trial court on Feb. 2, lawyers on both sides agreed — critics said that Mr. Ashraf's actions would have a clear effect on the case.