Sentence examples for every randomized from inspiring English sources

Indeed, in every randomized study of cash transfers and ART adherence that examined durability of effect (all conducted in the U.S ., adherence returns to baseline levels once the incentives are removed, hinting at the essential role of intrinsic motivation once external rewards are discontinued (a construct from Self-Determination Theory) [ 25].

However, in every single randomized trial it is always possible to ensure that the random numbers are appropriately generated (e.g., computer generation) and concealed from all parties involved in the trial until the child has been randomized (e.g., centralized randomization).

The danger of a selection bias is definitely present in every non-randomized clinical cohort study.

However, the state-of-art constructions of PRGs are far-off from our derandomization goals (e.g., proving every polynomial time randomized algorithm can be turned into a deterministic algorithm a.k.a. proving P=BPP).

When Howard founded the Optimal Decisions Group in 1999 he worked with insurers to deliver every customer a randomized price, with rates varying 10%to15%5% from where they would have otherwise been set.

Each subject was tested twice for every condition in randomized order.

Once Diablo III arrives, millions of players will generate items of randomized treasure every day.

All SVM models achieved statistically significant AMD discrimination on every dataset except the randomized negative control.

There was a washout of at least one week between treatments and the thorax side was changed after every treatment in a randomized cross over design.

The number of gene tokens for every transition is a randomized number μGamma derived from a Gamma distribution, (3) where k, ϑ are two parameters for scale and shape of the Gamma distribution, and Γ k)= k−1)!

Although a numerically higher response rate was observed with the dose of 10 mg/kg administered every 2 weeks, large randomized trials are required to confirm the difference, if any, in survival [8], [9].