Sentence examples for the selection at random from inspiring English sources

Johnson's plan called for the selection at random of another DA in the state to oversee a criminal inquiry carried out by state police officers.

The pool of potential controls was reduced to 262 by the selection at random of two controls per cases from the same calendar year.

The soil data library was broken down into calibration and validation sets through sample selection at random or based on spectral representativeness.

Among the farmers in the ModuleVet herd health programme (approximately 4000), a simple random sample of 400 was obtained from survey selection at random (SAS Institute, Inc., Cary, NC, USA).

Female controls who were alive and cancer free as of 1 July of the calendar year of case selection were selected at random, with replacement, from the 5% sample of the Medicare beneficiaries who resided in SEER areas.

The PSUs are selected at random by systematic selection following a random start, having being sorted by characteristics of the area.

Female patients (n = 304) between the ages of 40 and 75, who were due for health maintenance or gynecologic examination during the two-month period, were selected at random through computerized selection.

Though he professes to accept evolutionary theory, he recoils at one of its most basic tenets: that the mutations that provide the raw material for natural selection occur at random.

The sample size depended on the number of animals allocated for scientific studies with the selection being done at random by gun stunning.

The critical evaluation of published data and comparison of different studies always require additional information, e.g. the criteria used in the selection of homes (at random or complaint cases), the type of sampling (active or passive), sampling time, and so on.

According to Pamela – who was present at Parliament when the decisions were made – there was no "selection criteria"; these people were simply selected at random and "dumped in a prison-like environment with no judicial review and no access to the court". .