Sentence examples for conducted on random from inspiring English sources
Several series of experiments are conducted on random and realistic instances to give an insight on the efficiency of the introduced valid inequalities.
Two replicate RNA extractions per line were conducted on random subsamples of thirty 3-day-old males per replicate, following the same protocol as in the MA lines.
Recently, molecular epidemiology investigations have been conducted on random samples of the Seveso population highly exposed to TCDD (zones A and B) and from the reference noncontaminated area (non-ABR) to evaluate how TCDD exposure affects the AhR pathway in human subjects in vivo (Baccarelli et al. 2004; Landi et al. 2003).
We routinely check quality of collected data by comparing information from different sources (e.g. questionnaires, clinical records, biochemical exams); assessing variable range and distribution; evaluating the quality of biospecimens through specific analyses conducted on random samples; and verifying the database completeness through multiple queries.
Information on current diet, including alcohol consumption, was assessed via a 165-item food frequency questionnaire that has been validated against a series of 24-h dietary recall interviews (Hankin et al, 2001) and selected biomarker studies (Seow et al, 1998a, 1998b) conducted on random subsets of cohort participants.
Current diet was assessed using a 165-item food frequency questionnaire that has been validated against a series of 24-h dietary recall interviews (Hankin et al, 2001) and selected biomarker studies (Seow et al, 1998a, 1998b) conducted on random subsets of cohort participants.
Swimming's world governing body, FINA, said that its out-of-competition tests were conducted on a random basis.
Twenty-four-hour diet recalls were conducted on three random days during baseline and each intervention period.
A study was conducted on a random sample of a portion of the data involving construction workers eye injuries.
At 12-weeks, semi-structured interviews were conducted on a random subset (n = 32; n = 17 in TC, n = 15 in control), audiorecorded and transcribed verbatim.
