Sentence examples for conduct a random from inspiring English sources
Concerned that competition for admission may encourage high school seniors to exaggerate their accomplishments, the University of California decided to conduct a random check of applications for this fall's freshman class.
A more complicated random-coefficient model was not set because the numbers of cases in some groups were too small to conduct a random coefficient analysis.
The Board of Elections originally scheduled a meeting to conduct a random name-drawing on Dec. 27 but postponed it because Simonds' campaign filed the lawsuit just hours before the name-drawing.
Before they move back, some residents want independent experts to conduct a random sample of the air quality inside abandoned homes to make sure harmful chemicals haven't settled in carpets, furniture and other soft material, said Paula Cracium, president of the Porter Ranch Neighborhood Council.
Next, we averaged the two runs for each subject, and subsequently used SPM5 to conduct a random effects analysis on the resulting coherence maps.
For the online questionnaire, we asked an online survey company (Survey Sampling International) to conduct a random selection of its panelists and send requests for study participation.
If sufficient data are available, we will nevertheless conduct a random-effects meta-analysis.
"None of the officers interviewed ever recalled conducting a random cell search," Mr. Romankow said, adding that the last time all cells had been checked was Oct. 4.
An internal review by the fraud detection office at United States Citizenship and Immigration Services found numerous fraudulent documents when it conducted a random sampling of pending visa applications.
In 1980, Mr. Lichter conducted a random sample of journalists at major media outlets, including The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, the commercial television networks, and PBS.
The state conducts a random check of petition signatures, but groups opposed to the gun initiative, like the Colorado Shooting Sports Association, an affiliate of the National Rifle Association, are expected to mount their own investigation of the signatures to ensure that they represent legally registered voters in the state.
