Sentence examples for much more trial from inspiring English sources

"Nothing against farmers, but this is much more trial and error — asking a farmer to do this is asking him to take much higher risks.

However, since the algorithm is iterated long, much more trial swaps can be tested within the same time.

She deserved a much more complete trial.

It is much more about trial and error.

"We've seen a much more aggressive trial bar since the tobacco settlement.

Based on data from a much more recent trial conducted in Africa, Lemoine et al. [ 86] investigated 135 consecutive treatment-naïve patients diagnosed with chronic HBV.

Only when the Awami League returned to power in 2008 for the first time in almost a decade did the trials make progress.Once these officers have met the firing squad, Sheikh Hasina aims to pursue much more contentious trials, those the Awami League accuses of war crimes in Bangladesh's war of secession from Pakistan in 1971, a dark period in which 3m may have died.

"I can't say much more because the trial is about to start, except to thank the police and everyone who's been involved in this case.

In its pages, he recalled the experience as much more than a trial: a turning point from glory-seeking flyboy to responsible patriot, the final resolution of a rebellion against his father's expectations, and the origin of a drive "to serve a cause" larger than himself.

The article then discusses some trade-offs between the low cost, easily conducted before after study with its unreliable results versus the more complex, expensive but much more rigorous randomised trial.

But the fate of the drug, which even many CVT bulls say is likely to be used relatively rarely, depends partly on how doctors react to a much more watched clinical trial.