Meanings of nonrandom in English

Trisomy 13 appears to represent another rare but nonrandom cytogenetic abnormality in acute leukemia.

We identified nonrandom temporal-spatial patterns of strain distribution within and between the epidemic peaks.

A nonrandom distribution of the breakpoints across chromosomes was noticed.

For tightly linked loci, cosegregation may lead to nonrandom associations between alleles in a population.

It was observed that the segregation of NRAMP1 haplotypes into affected siblings was significantly nonrandom.

Many nonrandom chromosome abnormalities have been associated with non-Hodgkin's lymphomas (NHL).

The few existing studies on the subject, however, have typically been based on small, nonrandom samples.

Cytogenetic studies have revealed nonrandom involvement of some chromosomes in specific structural abnormalities in human neoplasias.

Metastases arise from the nonrandom spread of specialized malignant cells that preexist within a primary neoplasm.

The scientific challenge has not just been to demonstrate convincingly that harsh environments cause nonrandom mutations.

Estimation of the extent of nonrandom association between these polymorphisms indicated considerable linkage disequilibrium between these sites.

As expected, these tests failed to detect convincing evidence of nonrandom association between chloroplast and mitochondrial variants.

Array comparative genomic hybridisation indicated that this nonrandom allelic imbalance was due to amplification of the rare allele.

We show that, because of nonrandom X chromosome inactivation, the mutant allele was not expressed in patient fibroblasts.

Propensity scores, stratified by quintiles, were included in all multivariable models to partially adjust for nonrandom assignment of treatment.

Cortana locked onto the source of that feedback, listened, discerned a nonrandom pattern to the signal, then cut off contact.