Sentence examples for randomised elements from inspiring English sources

RimWorld's appeal, as with so many games with randomised elements, lies in encouraging the player to think of (hopefully) intelligent solutions to unexpected problems and situations the game throws at them.

For the randomised elements of this study relating to fasting status and the reminder letter, a meaningful difference in the RR can effectively be ruled out, since they are estimated with high precision.

The Knowledge Graph will still return the results it thinks you most likely need, but down the list it will have a randomised element; it will have chance built into it, another way it might mimic the way we think.

In turn, if included as a randomised element of the study, such trials would be adding to the evidence on the effectiveness of the strategy.

The tentative proposal is that this will incorporate an observational design similar to AVOOMP study 23 with a randomised element in which patients eligible for either VSRR or PEARS are invited to have the decision made by random allocation.

The trial by Dalal et al (Cornwall heart attack rehabilitation management study (CHARMS) 21) used a comprehensive cohort design, which incorporated an element of preference by which patients could choose between home based and hospital based cardiac rehabilitation in addition to the randomised element of home based and centre based allocation.

In the statistical analysis we are typically concerned with the classification of a test mode shape according to clusters of shape feature vectors obtained from a randomised finite element model.

Objectives To evaluate the completeness of descriptions of non-pharmacological interventions in randomised trials, identify which elements are most frequently missing, and assess whether authors can provide missing details.

45 This recommends the explicit reporting of the following individual elements for randomised control trials (RCTs): random sequence generation; allocation sequence concealment; blinding (participants, personnel, outcome assessment); completeness of outcome data, selective outcome reporting; and other sources of bias.

The randomised chronology removes any element of suspense, while the relentless grand guignol symbolism would embarrass the genre's journeymen.

We conducted two consecutive randomised trials of trace element supplementation in severely burned patients [ 15, 16] after having demonstrated large exudative losses of these trace elements [ 7, 17].