Sentence examples for using a random block from inspiring English sources

Twentypercentt of the ice-free areas (available nesting habitat for snow petrels) was surveyed using a "random block design".

Twelve ruminal fistulated non-lactating Holstein cows were offered one of four forage diets (long alfalfa hay (ALH), chopped alfalfa round bale silage (ALS), long orchard grass hay (OGH), and chopped corn silage (CS) with similar dry matter digestibility using a random block design.

The randomisation list was computer generated using a random block size to maximise allocation concealment and was stratified by centre (Nottingham and Derby).

After consent and completion of baseline data collection, the participants were individually randomised using a random block size, stratified by centre and a web-based remote randomisation system into either a 1 week course or a 5 week course.

According to the Kellgren/Lawrence Scale of anterior-posterior (AP) and lateral standing knee radiographs, a random number will be stratified using a random block size of 4. Sequentially numbered, opaque, sealed assignment envelopes will be delivered to each research centre.

We used a random block size algorithm to prevent imbalance between the allocation groups.

We used a random-block experimental design.

The allocation sequence is computer-generated by the UKCRC-registered Peninsula Clinical Trials Unit (CTU) in conjunction with an independent statistician, using a random permuted block design, with blocks of varying sizes.

Trial participants were first randomised to the two intervention groups using a random permuted block design, with a block size of four.

Randomization occurred immediately after EV1 if mold was identified, and subjects were stratified by age of the child, using a random permuted block scheme that prevented personnel from randomizing based on predictions of the next assignment.

Patients were randomised in 1 : 1 ratio either to a docetaxel plus sunitinib (DS arm) arm or to a docetaxel single arm (D only arm) using a random permuted block design.