Sentence examples for mostly trial from inspiring English sources

Club fitting has been around for decades, although it was once mostly trial and error, making it so costly it was reserved for elite players.

It was mostly trial and error, and figuring out a consistent look that matched the beautiful simplicity of the song.

Recall that the notion of community development was central to the Sure Start initiative, making it dramatically different from most other early intervention programmes, mostly trialled in the USA, on which it was based.

Our findings are also consistent with those of the large network meta-analysis by Barth et al. [ 5] including mostly trials from specialized mental health care.

Studies that did not measure harm adequately were mostly trials of interventions known to be associated with a substantial bleeding risk.

It mostly involved trial and error, which made it so costly it was reserved for elite players.

Although he received some technical advice from his friend the printmaker Martin Lewis, Hopper learned the craft mostly through trial and error.

He has learned to live out loud mostly by trial and error and has come up with his own theory: concentric layers of sharing.

But because it has remained a mystery how exactly ZDDPs work, the research is based mostly on trial and error.

Between the 1830s and the 1870s, efforts to build better induction coils, mostly by trial and error, slowly revealed the basic principles of transformers.

Sixty five trials (16%; SE 2%) used at least one instrument to measure patient reported outcomes, mostly in trials where such information would have been important or crucial for clinical decision making (52 trials).