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Meanings of random in English
Lacking any definite plan or order or purpose; governed by or depending on chance.
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Examples for "nonrandom"
Examples for "nonrandom"
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Trisomy 13 appears to represent another rare but nonrandom cytogenetic abnormality in acute leukemia.
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We identified nonrandom temporal-spatial patterns of strain distribution within and between the epidemic peaks.
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A nonrandom distribution of the breakpoints across chromosomes was noticed.
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For tightly linked loci, cosegregation may lead to nonrandom associations between alleles in a population.
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It was observed that the segregation of NRAMP1 haplotypes into affected siblings was significantly nonrandom.
Usage of random in English
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A random effects model was used to process the data for analysis.
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It is either new year or another random day in the calendar.
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The use of random forests is increasingly common in genetic association studies.
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Therefore, to account for residual heterogeneity, a random effects model was estimated.
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Each rented room received a random new box and its attendant key.
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Was Primrose simply another marcher in a random parade of female victims?
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All animals were studied at all three PaCO2 levels in random order.
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The ban will mainly target small unlicensed mosques or random praying areas.
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Be very cautious when providing credit card information directly to random sellers.
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We never targeted any particular company: we picked the agents at random.
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Fixed or random effects models were adopted to estimate overall relative risk.
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A simple random sampling was used to select 200 patients for analysis.
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How do you know it wasn't just a random act of violence?
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Several broad questions are posed: are such dreadful incidents random or patterned?
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We used random-effects metaanalysis to calculate confidence intervals for pooled mean differences.
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A stratified random sampling method was first used to identify suitable subjects.
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