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randomization Also called random allocation. It is allocation of individuals to groups, eg, for experimental and control regimens, by chance.
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random Having no plan, seemingly haphazard.
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random having no particular pattern or order.
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random error Random error is the component of the total error which is due to chance alone.
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random error The inherent imprecision of a given process of measurement, the unpredictable component of repeated independent measurements of the same object under sensibly uniform conditions.
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