How to pronounce “trial”(noun) in English

Trial and error, take something, see what effect it has on you.

Trial and error has errors in it.

Trial and error relies on luck, but luck can hurt you, so it was never modeled as an option, technology as an option.

trial, and so on and so forth.

trial and as you can see he's covered in the media, I mean, people were following this the—I'm sure, the arguments were printed out in the newspapers of the day.

trials.

trials on, and so that kind of process that a company like Pfizer has, like 3,000 people who use Spotfire in rather systematic ways; similar for AstraZeneca or Norvartis and so

trials uh with a couple of HMOs to do screening for depression, which could have a profound effect on on health

of trial and error and losing and losing and then winning, and figuring things out, I think we have learned some important things that we can share

without trial by a jury of peers.

So trial-and-error is very important-- hands-on, do-it-yourself, self-experimentation, n equals 1, experiments.

His trial hadn't started, so we were pushing for his trial.

clinical trial and got basically the same sort of ITAP that Cole or Oscar got.

through trial and error.

My trial began before Judge Thomas Malone.

Through trial and error.

and trial and error, you feel safe 'cause there aren't any existing restrictions except

a trial and the strikers were found innocent because it was a policeman who actually killed the woman.

his trial period in the band is almost over oh we said we Dro that gang I'm

These trials are now completed or undergoing a very detailed analysis with the FDA, and very likely, these two trials will lead to the FD awarding

The trials did not achieve their clinical endpoints.

Two trials requires two lawyers on the defense team.

randomized trials for a long time. Actually, the first randomized trials in economics that were done were in the 1960s by the U.S. government.

nberg trials because their claim and I think

a human toxicological trial.

So after all this trial and error, we found balance.

It was this courtship trial by fire.

was on trial at Nuremberg, before they took him out and hanged him for war crimes, they asked him to make a final statement.

Her father was a trial attorney.

Randomized control trial.

So this was a trial we ran back in 2008.

We did this trial in patients with bladder cancer.

We take a clinical trial which was disappointing, but for which there were some patients who seemed to benefit from the treatment.

And what a basket trial is it's a trial that's focused around a specific gene or mutation and not around a particular tumor.

In one trial, the experimenter isn't going to deliver any stimulation at all.

In the second trial, they're actually going to deliver simulation.

In one trial, the experimenter isn't going to deliver any stimulation at all.

In the second trial, they're actually going to deliver stimulation.

And it's just trial and error.

That was my trial.

with no trial, with no due process, the central pillar of our justice system, and ordered

And here's a trial that we're actively involved in now with a company called Sernova.

Her second trial, it was overthrown.

And the third trial she was found guilty so she got life.

And I did a trial drug program at Cedars-Sinai.

without any charge or trial.

They hire you by trial.

To do a trial project, and trial projects are usually small.

And after his trial, usually negotiations can move forward.