Sentence examples for randomise from inspiring English sources

This provides as an extra level of security, because it contains the data used to randomise the candidate order on that particular ballot paper.

In a vitriolic letter to another critic, Mr Sachs calls the idea "that one can randomise villages like one randomises individuals…extraordinarily misguided".

"You can do that for treatments in the NHS – you can randomise one patient to receive treatment or not – but it's very difficult to randomise areas of Britain to different transport policies.

In this situation it is appropriate not to randomise," she said.

Just input the pairs of words, phrases or pictures that you want to appear on your puzzle, then the program will randomise them and give you a puzzle to print out and use straightaway.

You can randomise the pin pad on the lockscreen, which makes it much harder for someone to snoop over your shoulder at you passcode, but also makes it harder to unlock the phone.

But it's nice to go back and see that things like the randomised narrative, and the fact that object placement is slightly randomised too, really works.

Here, randomised trials may not be quite so helpful.Go back to the bednets once more.

In a recent paper Alaka Holla and I summarised the results of 16 randomised evaluations examining health and education pricing in the developing world.

Dr Ellenberg insisted that the investigators track everyone who had been randomised into the study, even if they were treated late or not at all.In 1988, Dr Ellenberg became the first chief of biostatistics for AIDS at the US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.

All evaluations can suffer from applicability problems, irrespective of whether they are randomised or not.