The phrase "a randomly selected one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an item or individual chosen without any specific criteria or bias from a larger group.
Example: "From the pool of applicants, we will choose a randomly selected one to receive the scholarship."
Alternatives: "a randomly chosen one" or "one selected at random."
First, it can be verified that the value of δ would have no impact on locating the unclassified tasks that are correlated with a randomly selected one if the compressive measurement vectors of all the tasks have the same dimension.
In the mutualism one, benefit factors are suggested as 1 to equally represent the level of benefit to each organism, whilst the best organism is replaced by a randomly selected one to increase the global search capability.
This data contained the registry of a randomly selected one million insured people as of 2005.
One type of null model was generated by replacing each TF occupying a CRM by a randomly selected one from the list of 14 TFs found in K562.
The reality is less mile-high-club than the publicity would suggest: the "Skycouch", developed in-house at the airline, is simply an adapted row of three seats, to be purchased as a block (you pay full price for two and get the third at half-price).Two return tickets between London and Auckland (for a randomly selected one-week trip three months hence) currently cost £1,445 $$2,340).
Each naturalistic motion comprised a randomly selected one-dimensional natural image, an offset to set the initial location of the photoreceptors, and a velocity drawn from a zero-mean normal distribution with a standard deviation of 90°/s.
For intra-cluster key refreshment, CH a randomly selects one ID from the assigned key ring of PS i and sends its own ID and selected ID to PS i. m 1 : ∀ CH a ∈ { CH } ∀ PS i ∈ { PS } : CH i → PS a : ID CH i, ID kn.
He built a simple site that randomly selected one of the 200 images and had space for students in the class to write what the historical significance was.
As a sensitivity analysis, we randomly selected one sample from each case that contributed more than one gene profile, and used a total of 271 samples corresponding to the 271 unique patients.
In a previous study, we randomly selected one subject per block face from the block faces with more than 1 subject and showed that parameter estimates were very similar to our findings using propensity scores [ 7].
As a sensitivity analysis, we randomly selected one sample for cases with multiple gene profiles and repeated the logistic regression analyses with 154 cases in the complete case analysis and 271 cases in the analysis that employed multiple imputation.
