Sentence examples for as a random selection from inspiring English sources

View it as a random selection of the prized possessions of the English landed class, and the gold-embroidered nightcap, the silver pepper-caster, the pictorial bed valence and jewels bestowed by Elizabeth I upon her favourite courtiers all have their place.

Fluorescent insitu hybridisation (FISH) was applied to all 2+ and 3+ cases as well as a random selection of negative cases.

In addition, workload was the main reason why a patient was not included in the study which could be assume as a random selection of patients.

There will be a case-referent design interviewing all mothers who had a newborn requiring resuscitation (cases) as well as a random selection of 20% of all pregnant women admitted to PMWH (referents).

The reasons for these quantitative variations between the outcomes from MMSDK and qPCR and bisulfite clone sequencing based methods might be due to imperfect cleavage by MluI and/or a bias derived from the PCR amplification used in MMSDK and a bias from qPCR itself (for qPCR), as well as a random selection of clones (for bisulfite clone sequencing).

These observations were not influenced by the differences of sample size among populations, as a random selection of a uniform number of individuals, yet implying a strong reduction of sample size in the target populations, produced little changes on diversity parameters (except number of polymorphic loci; Figure 1 and Table 1).

All laboratory-confirmed patients were enrolled, as were a random selection of clinical cryptosporidiosis patients within 4 age strata.

Those fulfilling criteria for a current disorder on the CIDI short form were invited to participate in NESDA, as was a random selection of screen-negatives (both from the written screener and telephone interview).

In addition, we implemented a method based on the well-studied criterion of maximum entropy and demonstrated its utility over a random selection of experiment as well as its limitations under varying conditions.

In order to investigate the level of drug shortages and eventually find the reasons for the drugs shortages in Malawi, we studied the management of the drug supplies for common and life threatening diseases such as pneumonia and malaria in a random selection of health centres.

The Aca guidance suggests that a random selection such as pulling names from a hat may be the best approach.