Sentence examples for essentially a random from inspiring English sources

Since the teacher's maternity leave is essentially a random event, by comparing the outcomes of students who happened to reach third grade in 1995 versus 1996, we are able to isolate the causal effect of teacher quality on students' outcomes.

The Parkett multiples are part of a thematic grouping called Recent Projects, essentially a random selection of artworks by a grab bag of famous international artists who just happened to make a print, a book or a multiple — Damien Hirst, say — rather than artists committed to those mediums.

However, the discrete bat algorithm is essentially a random algorithm and does not necessarily yield better results.

Secondly, under uncertainty all herders face the possibility that they would suffer heavy losses, and each must compare what he has to gain against what he has to lose in what would be essentially a random draw.

Since boiling is essentially a random phenomenon, for each nucleation site and between nucleation sites, there was a distribution of the parameters; however, we observed that the parameters tend to be distributed narrowly about their mean for a given nucleation site (greater detail is given in the "Appendix").

This experimental approach is essentially a random sampling from a very large population of small RNAs and hence we anticipate that this correlation would increase with greater sequencing depth.

On Friday, researchers at IRI upped the odds on a full-blown La Niña this fall from 25%--essentially a random guess--to 55%.

At just 2 ps into the damage evolution, the clustering of Ag is lost and the cluster distribution at this point essentially resembles a random configuration.

LF essentially provides a random walk whose random step length is drawn from a Lévy distribution: {text{L '{e}vy} sim u = t - lambda, (1 < lambda le 3), (4)which has an infinite variance with an infinite mean (Yang 2010).

Based on historical estimates from countries with long series, we concluded that the TFR behaved essentially as a random walk (i.e. a process with independent increments).

While an isolated ant moves essentially at random, an ant encountering a previously laid trail can detect it and decide with high probability to follow it, thus reinforcing the trail with its own pheromone.