Sentence examples for trialled a number from inspiring English sources

I sought and trialled a number of 17th-century recipes, which are much simpler, in terms of the list of ingredients, than the more contemporary recipes.

He explained: "We trialled a number of different vegetable extracts and found that the combination of turkey and beetroot in the burger tastes good and has the advantage of looking the same as a normal burger.

To date, studies of probiotics in the critically ill have trialled a number of species, Lactobacillus featuring frequently.

public health practitioners in Europe have trialled a number of promising surveillance methods, such as the Moving Epidemic Method (MEM) [ 27] to allow greater comparability between countries and Bayesian synthesis models to better capture true burden [ 1] and severity [ 10] of illness.

McDonald's is trialling a number of changes in service as it attempts to reverse declining global sales, although the UK remains one of its few bright spots.

Trialling a number of different priors produced similar variance component estimates, with low autocorrelation among iterations in most runs.

I hope that it will be trialled in a number of police authorities around England".

At the trial, a number of experts offered their opinions about the deaths of Jason and Matthew.

During the trial, a number of American and African victims and relatives members testified about the devastating impact, including financial, of the attack.

Leicester Police said that since the CPS's decision not to proceed with a trial a number of new alleged victims have come forward.

China has has put on trial a number of detained human rights activists, handing down a suspended three-year sentence to one activist after he reportedly confessed to colluding to subvert the state.