Sentence examples for by random selection of from inspiring English sources

We now address an interesting question that is based on earlier work by Miller: to what extent might the observed patterns reflect a statistical process driven by random selection of "keystrokes" (selected interventions) punctuated by intermittent spaces [ 18]?

Within each district, five wards were randomly selected, followed by random selection of three villages and systematic sampling (with replacement) of houses.

This was followed by random selection of classes from the selected schools.

Each state was first stratified by rural and urban areas, followed by random selection of enumeration areas, and subsequently individuals were selected at the household level.

At first, a representative sample of 1,372 individuals (18+ years old, response rate 91.4%) were selected by random sampling of building blocks and households and by random selection of one adult individual per household.

Treatment allocation was concealed by random selection of opaque sealed envelopes for consecutive patients from a box with 120 envelops.

The main idea pointed out by RS methods is that any method for assessing gene sets should compare a given gene set score not only to scores from permutations of the sample labels, but also taking into account scores from sets formed by random selections of genes.

The 901 participants were enrolled in 2 ways: 131 (14.5%) by random selection (out of 838 randomly selected villagers: 15.6% participation), and 770 (85.5%) by convenience sampling.

If the commission can't agree, "Supreme Court shall submit the names of two persons, not of the same political party, to the Secretary of State (who) shall draw by random selection the name of one of the two persons to serve as the ninth member of the Commission," says the state constitution.

Within each of these generations, 500 males and 500 females were produced by random selection and mating of a sire and dam, with replacement after each mating.

Participants were enrolled by random selection from lists of village residents or by convenience sampling.