Sentence examples for random matched from inspiring English sources

For each case of colorectal cancer, a control was selected at random, matched on age at and date of blood collection (both within one year).

In our case we compared the average enrichment of a given feature at a set of genomic sites (such as integration sites in our case) relative to that of a set of random matched control sites.

Cohort studies were included using a nested case control design, in which four controls were selected at random, matched on follow-up to the age of the case at diagnosis and, where appropriate, broad geographical region.

This approach allowed us to obtain a more robust estimate of the effect racial variation may have on mortality and processes of care then would be obtained from a single random matched sample [ 15] Interestingly it also demonstrates the potential biases that may be present if only a single sampling is performed for a matched analysis.

From the base population we identified six controls with no diagnosis of thyroid cancer for each case at random, matched on calendar time (same index date), age (same year of birth), sex, general practice, and number of years of active history on the database prior to the index date.

The ROC curve is obtained by using either a "genomic" background with the same dinucleotide frequency as the input values or a "random" matched background composed of genomic sequences randomly taken from a similar distance to the transcription start site as the input peaks [ 26].

These two Gaussian distributions, describe the 'real hits' and the background random matches respectively.

This paper reports data for coordination game experiments with random matching.

In the second model, there is random matching and unobserved productivity shocks and preference shocks.

It was thought that random matching was isomorphic to one-shot play, but Kandori (1992) showed that a reputation labeling mechanism can be used to support cooperation in the random matching Prisoner Dilemma.

We study dating behavior using data from a Speed Dating experiment where we generate random matching of subjects and create random variation in the number of potential partners.