Sentence examples for trial idea from inspiring English sources

Especially, this study gives a new trial idea and approach to estimate the converted equivalents for balanced individual functions-orientated sub-ecosystems in the modeled part for secondary optimization.

E.Q. was responsible for original trial idea, logistical support, revision and final approval.

They thank Prof Peter Croft who led the NIHR Applied Programme Grant application in which the BEEP trial is funded and Prof Michael Doherty who helped with the initial trial idea development.

Divined from trial ideas written right over one another, the prelude not only offers scholars new fodder for debate but also provides a soundtrack, so to speak, for a fabled moment in Chopin's biography.

The big shops will be trialling ideas they've lifted from the Nice sector in selected stores (usually ones with southern, better-off catchments).

The warning was issued at the launch of the Future High Streets Forum, in which Local Growth Minister Mark Prisk will meet businesses, council leaders and retailers which have trialled ideas from retail expert Mary Portas.

On the separate issue of whether developing countries should be part of an automatic exchange-of-information regime from the outset, the UK is still trying to persuade the rest of the G8 that some poor countries should be part of a pilot that will trial the idea.

"That's why I think there's something in the trial period idea, I can see it happening more and more now".

If the government be it the Treasury or the Federal Reserve or Fannie/Freddie, or [Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.] or some combination of these entities does follow through on Paulson's trial balloon idea of lowering mortgage rates even further by brute force, that would be earth-shattering.

Those same promises have been made before, each time the UK has previously trialled the idea.

If your interactions make you reflect and trial new ideas then it is 100% worth it.