Sentence examples for entirely a random from inspiring English sources

However, recent data suggests that the induction of these rare, reprogramming-permissive somatic cells is not entirely a random event but may depend in part on cell-intrinsic determinants that are somehow restricted to a privileged few (Guo et al., 2014).

The sporadic model attributes variation in levels of Plasmodium parasitaemia entirely to a random, individual-specific effect (e 2).

It is entirely possible that a random denizen of Barbès, which presents mostly jazz and pop, will stumble across the New Music/New Places offerings.

However, in presence of HCl, Fig. 3b, we observe that the ordering is entirely lost and a random morphology of large spherical particles of varying sizes is observed; the later being in the range of 20 30 nm.

Another two variants at locus 14q31.3 were significant in Phase II, but their OR were in different directions for each of the Phases, thereby reflecting a potential false positive event in Phase I. Given the marker sizes, this finding is entirely compatible with a random positive finding at a significance level of 0.05.

Who set up the grim routine whereby, whenever the drama flags, a child — sometimes an entirely random one, without a name, about whom we couldn't give a damn — is tossed into peril and plucked free?

One important limitation of this study is that the work schedule may not be entirely the result of a "random assignment".

A friend of the dancer told the Sun that Márquez was punched in the face in an "entirely random" attack, started by a "group of local louts".

As a means to explore the impact of these fixations on our correction algorithm, we ran a simulation in which an entirely random fixation was added to the stimulus-based set of fixations.

The average S value across the structured region (residues 39 141) was 0.79±0.04 where S values of 1.0 support a completely rigid domain backbone and 0.01 support an entirely random flexible backbone.

The choice of backbench speakers at PMQs is supposed to be an entirely random process but the Speaker isn't above a little mischief of his own.