Sentence examples for arbitrary outcome from inspiring English sources
The peacock's tail is not just an arbitrary outcome of sexual selection.
Yet aberrations still occur.Getting a visa can be a messy process with an arbitrary outcome.
More (in the dramatic, external sense) happens to some people than to others — whether as an arbitrary outcome of the laws of probability or because certain characters attract drama.
And in her 2005 antimemoir, "Making It Up," she imagined alternative lives for herself, exploring those hinge moments when "things might have gone entirely differently, when life might have spun off in some other direction," those moments that create wonder at the "apparently arbitrary outcome" of one's own life.
Researchers often perform arbitrary outcome transformations to fulfill the normality assumption of a linear regression model.
For testing both one-sided and two-sided hypotheses concerning several treatment arms in group sequentially performed clinical trials with arbitrary outcome variables, a general method is considered that allows one to completely self-design a study.
The perception of arbitrary outcomes, and the message it sends about Japan's tolerance for bad corporate governance, is hurting investor confidence, analysts say.
It should mean that those cultivating and transporting cannabis on behalf of an association are not prosecuted for doing so and that those operating cannabis clubs do not risk arbitrary prosecutions with arbitrary outcomes.
Three large systematic reviews completed in the UK, Europe and the USA [ 9- 11] demonstrated large variety in the primary outcome measures adopted by trialists, with many trials reporting individual symptoms, such as pain or urgency or more arbitrary outcomes such as percentage of unformed stools.
An arbitrary considered outcome is a set of tankers and fighter planes produced by this industry.
Furthermore, they suggest that observational studies of etiology and prognosis should take advantage of the spectrum of disease reflected by the full range of values of these quantitative traits, rather than an arbitrary dichotomized outcome.
