| randomization |
A process that reduces the likelihood of bias by assigning people to treatment groups by chance alone (randomly). When groups are created by random assignment, individual characteristics are less likely to make the results inaccurate.
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| random |
A number chosen without definite aim, reason, or pattern.
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| random error |
cause measurement values that are sometimes too high and sometimes too low. The presence of only random error measurements will average the correct "true" value.
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| random variable |
A function on a probability space.
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| random |
Non sequiter.
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