The phrase "a great random" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is both significant and random, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The event turned out to be a great random occurrence that no one expected."
Alternatives: "a significant coincidence" or "an unexpected surprise".
We have shown that the LaFarge equation introduced an overestimation of V o2 in children younger than 3 years of 53%, as compared to 11% in the older group, as well as a greater random error in individual patients as indicated by the much poorer agreement in the younger group of children.
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As an increasingly greater random perturbation is added to the assumed lighting directions, the angular error gradually increases for all sparse methods.
What is needed for altruism to evolve, in the model above, is for the probability of having a partner of the same type as oneself to be sufficiently larger than the probability of having a partner of opposite type; this ensures that the recipients of altruism have a greater than random chance of being fellow altruists, i.e., donor-recipient correlation.
Figure 1 shows a dominant (highest power) periodicity (the frequency is the reciprocal) at 6.3 months, indicating a greater than random tendency for the cycle in the time series to recur at this periodicity.
Even if we take for N its lower 95% confidence interval bound of 20,891 (see the preceding section), almost all pairs show a positive value, namely, a greater than random number of shared positions (Fig. 1).
