Sentence examples for necessary trial from inspiring English sources

This left little time for the necessary trial and error; often, Gill and his colleagues would be midway through configuring their setup to perform one task, only to have to take it apart again to accomplish another.

More than anything else, "Black Girl in Paris" is the story of a quest, each station providing a necessary trial on Eden's road to encounter her own personal wizard, the quintessential expat, James Baldwin.

Having declared it will not hand its most high-profile detainee over to the international criminal court in The Hague, it must convince judges that it can cobble together the necessary trial mechanisms to do the job itself, or face criticism from the international community.

Unlike some more seasoned big-name bands that the Seaport is able to attract, many of whom consider playing a free show to a family crowd a necessary trial of touring, Avi Buffalo seemed genuinely grateful to play as headliners to such a large audience.

The great advantages of ELISpot are the lack of assay-specific equipment essential for assay performance, especially when considering developing countries as important and necessary trial sites for Phase II and III evaluation, its relative high-throughput performance and its potential robustness.

The authors of the RIAT proposal are confident that the necessary trial information can be obtained from clinical study reports.

It's not that simple, of course, but it's all too easy to conceive the circumstances in which those for whom conventional cancer treatment can do nothing might wish to try a drug or approach that has not fully completed the necessary trials.

But in spite of all this, I would argue that what we're seeing isn't a bubble per se, but rather a natural and very necessary trial-and-error process, where everyone -- entrepreneurs, fashion industry executives, investors -- is learning what works and what doesn't.

Preferably the definition of overweight, obesity and type 2 diabetes should follow the criteria from WHO, the European Association for the Study of Diabetes or the American Diabetes Association, 17 but if necessary, trials will be included using the author's definition of obesity and type 2 diabetes.

Individual equipoise is considered necessary for trial recruitment, whereas community equipoise is considered necessary for a trial to be ethically acceptable.

Changes are necessary in trial protocols and in clinical practice.