The phrase "a random of their" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks clarity or context, making it unusable as it stands.
Example: "I received a random of their choices, but I couldn't understand what they meant."
Alternatives: "a selection of their" or "a variety of their".
We conducted a cross-sectional survey of primary care providers at three New York City VA medical centers, with supplementary retrospective chart review of a random sample of their HF patients.
Coders re-coded a random 10% of their own consultations and 10% of the other's consultations.
Random-digit dialing (RDD) is a method of probability sampling that provides a sample of households, families, or persons through a random selection of their telephone numbers.
Two coders recoded a random 10% of their own consultation transcripts and 10% of the other coder's transcripts.
Two coders re-coded a random 10% of their own consultation transcripts and 10% of the other coder's consultation transcripts to determine intra-and inter-rater reliability.
If you really want to annoy someone you know and to get them in big trouble with their parents, then you should call them posing as a random hookup of their daughter or son.
To start off the chained equations algorithm the missing values of Y and W1 were replaced with a random sample of their observed values.
No study randomly selected general practices and then approached a random selection of their patient list to avoid the frequency of attendance bias present in studies recruiting consecutive patients.
I've been testing out Leo with a limited number of folks on the app — which includes the founders and a random assortment of their friends and family, not to mention the usual early adopter set — and it seems to work well for engaging people in conversation.
Each cooperating healthcare paediatric unit (HPU) will provide a random list of their patients/children fulfilling age and BMI SD scores inclusion criteria according to the data from their health clinical records.
