Sentence examples for strictly randomly from inspiring English sources

To forestall an obvious argument "yes, these are rough estimates, but they should be good enough as a first approximation", I would say that probably there is no doubt in the community that gene acquisitions are not distributed strictly randomly.

Most natural phenomena do not follow strictly deterministic laws, but rather oscillate randomly about some average values.

Admittedly, the mean values were not strictly equal to 0 for the "randomly selected" group or for SCC, and it is difficult to explain why.

To further confirm the results of in-silico analysis, 6 unigenes strictly following the selection formula were randomly selected from CG gene models of the 201 unigenes for qRT-PCR analysis.

Tumor development was not strictly correlated to age, in that tumors occurred randomly from 3 months onwards (Fig. 1).

As the respondents were randomly selected, the sampling base is not strictly representative of the local population.

Therefore, the minimum distance between randomly selected control points and maximum random shifts is strictly restricted such that the motion boundaries of control points do not have overlap with each other.

Starting from a randomly selected address the interviewer determines the target households according to strictly defined rules.

In large, randomly mating populations at sex ratio equilibrium, sons and daughters are strictly equivalent for the parents, in terms of their ability to generate grandchildren [ 69].

As the short range fitness depends on the initial population sizes so we determined it using strictly identical initial starting populations typically 1000 cells of 2 different models, distributed randomly.

Strictly speaking however, a true estimate of the usefulness of these indices would require a prospective clinical trial comparing randomly selected with index selected chemotherapy regimens.