Sentence examples for between any two randomly from inspiring English sources

Seek and ye shall find connections between any two randomly selected events, that is.

Average path length is the mean length between any two randomly picked nodes.

Two main attractive properties of a small-world network are (1) a low average hop distance between any two randomly chosen nodes, and (2) a high clustering coefficient.

The mean degree of the nodes is rather small but the distance between any two randomly chosen nodes is proportional to the logarithm of graph order.

This was attributed to a reduction of 11% in the average phylogenetic distance between any two randomly chosen individuals from forest edges; an increase of 17% in the average phylogenetic distance to closest non-conspecific relative for each individual in forest edges; and to the potential manifestation of late edge effects in the core areas of small forest remnants.

Such a loss is observed at the plot scale as a decrease by 11% in the phylogenetic distance between any two randomly chosen individuals and an increase by 17% in the distance between a given individual and its closest non-conspecific relative, indicating that edge effects in the study area are much more profound than previously envisioned and documented.

"This view nicely explains why there is more variation within human geographic groups then between them, and why any two randomly chosen individuals will differ at only 0.1% of their DNA sequence positions" (p. 165).

The median odds ratio for any use of any strategy, after adjustment for between hospital differences, was 4.1 when the personalized consents were used, indicating a fourfold difference in the probability of any bleeding avoidance strategy use between two randomly selected physicians at the same hospital treating patients with identical bleeding risk and other clinical characteristics.

Clearly, the most recent common ancestor between just two randomly chosen individuals (e.g., spouses) must be much more recent still.

This means that the difference in dispersal metrics between two populations of the same species could also have been observed between two randomly chosen species, not necessarily between particularly closely related species.

A large database and a set of rules for feature selection could then feed a statistical model that describes how unusual the set of similarities between two samples really is, relative to similarities between two randomly selected samples from the population.