Sentence examples for randomised distribution from inspiring English sources

13 22 25 Other methods of random sequence generation included non-computer generated randomisation codes, random numbers tables, and on-site methods of randomised distribution.

Investigation of the microstructure shows a randomised distribution for the carbon microspheres.

This allelic or phenotypic assortment is based on randomised distribution of the MAC chromosomes units (ARPs) during mitosis.

Triplicate cores, with a 4-mm depth, were obtained from the marked areas and transferred to recipient array blocks in a randomised distribution, with each replicate located on a different array block.

A custom microarray for B. cenocepacia J2315 was used, [ 10] however, the design was updated with each probes printed four times in a randomised distribution using the Agilent SurePrint 4 × 44K microarray platform (design AMADID 017397; ArrayExpress http://www.ebi.ac.uk/arrayexpress accession number A-MEXP-1613 A-MEXP-1613 A-MEXP-1613

12 13 However, in a randomised design study, equal distribution of potential confounding factors is assumed.

As our results show, large variation exists in the number and distribution of randomised trials among diseases that could not be reliably predicted from either the overall global burden of disease or the relative disease burden in low and high income regions.

We repeat this operation 1,000 times, so to obtain an estimation of the distribution for the randomised directionality index, which turns out to be Gaussian.

We verified using multiple randomised matrices that the null distribution of singular values is very tight (Figure S2), allowing significance to be estimated from as little as 5 permutations.

This avoids detecting as motifs common connections that differ only slightly between Nobserved and Nestimated, but have a narrow distribution in the randomised networks.

This avoids detecting as anti-motifs common connections that only have a slight difference between Nobserved and Nestimated but have a narrow distribution in the randomised networks.