The phrase "a very small random" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and would need additional context to be usable.
Example: "We selected a very small random sample for our study."
Alternatives: "a tiny random" or "a minuscule random".
A: Very small quantities, and we stopped.
In terms of identifying patients for engagement, random sampling is the least biased way although considering that the number of patients chosen for engagement is very small, random sampling can fail.
where α is a parameter within the range [0,1] that determines the degree of amplification, δ is a small positive constant that avoids the weighting factor becoming infinitely large as N[k]→0, and ε is a very small positive random variable such that the magnitude spectra of detected non-speech frames are significantly reduced.
This cluster has a very small likelihood of being a random event (Expert Panel 2004), and Fallon has been declared "one of the most unique clusters of childhood cancer ever reported" (Steinmaus et al. 2004).
Even in the case where random forces dominate the overall loading of a system, a situation in which one might anticipate an equally random response, a very small harmonic component can have an influence beyond its proportion.
It is also possible to see in Fig. 8i, the random selection presents a very small improvement in the accuracy.
A high degree of relatedness could result from nonrandom mating, but it could also arise even when there is random mating within a very small population.
The simulation study shows that this variability in detection can be explained due to random noise from a very small sampling fraction (0.0013%).
A very small fraction (less than 5%) of control sequences showed a non-random folding probability higher than 0.1% (light grey bars in Figure 1, panel C).
The assessment of experimental design found that random allocation of animals to treatment groups was reported in only a very small proportion of all the studies surveyed.
