1. The cumulative process is directed by nonrandom survival.

2. This nonrandom association represents unilateral errors in the morphogenesis of the spine, the first and second branchial arches.

3. Niche differentiation is evident from the nonrandom spatial distributions along microenvironmental gradients and plays an important role in sustaining high biodiversity.

4. The restricted access mechanism meets the request of nonrandom matching and is favorable for setting up repeated game and trust mechanism and also favors contract management.

5. The evidence suggests that not only is it nonrandom and parochial, but it is difficult to come by at all.

6. These findings indicate that head injuries are nonrandom and likely to occur in certain types of individuals under certain circumstances.

7. Shouldn't a consistent, nonrandom outcome produce consistent results, and a random outcome produce random,[ ] inconsistent results?

8. The results could not be explained by nonrandom genotyping error or by population stratification and were robust to alternative analyses.

9. Methods: Nonrandom purposive sampling was used to select key respondents to conduct indepth interview.

10. This weak version of nonrandom mutation is hardly even an issue anymore, but a stronger version is more of a juicy heresy .

11. Chance is a minor ingredient in the Darwinian recipe, but the most important ingredient is cumulative selection which is quintessentially nonrandom.

12. The purpose of this chapter is to demonstrate the power of this cumulative selection as a fundamentally nonrandom process.

13. In information theory , the average information content - a measure of nonrandom ness in a signal.

14. The numerical results for a group of roughly estimated parameters show that the proposed model may be able to explain the nonrandom usage of synonymous codons.

15. A control chart may indicate an out-of- control condition when some nonrandom patterns occur.

16. Appeal to a physical body suffices, I think, to have an explanation as to the difference between an animated and an inanimate body, how bodies will move in nonrandom ways.

17. The sponsoring organization may already perceive an intervention as beneficial, in which case it might select a needy, nonrandom group to receive it first, Banerjee says.

18. Suppose somebody says, "Look, it's true that we don't need to appeal to souls in order to explain why bodies move around in a nonrandom fashion.

19. Firstly, we analyze the advantages and disadvantages of the random and nonrandom interleaver respectively, and bring forward the method of constructing a semi-random interleaver.

20. CONCLUSIONS. Additional epidemiologic, clinical, and pathogenetic studies are needed to understand the apparent nonrandom association between GIST and myeloid leukemia.

21. Of, relating to, or being random numbers generated by a definite, nonrandom computational process.

22. The paper claims belief in God and government serve overlapping functions as providers of structured, nonrandom, orderly worlds.

23. The programs of this method are as follows:1)Extraction of the nonrandom components of interference factors.

24. We started with the idea you needed to appeal to souls in order to roughly explain why human bodies move, why we're animated or why we move in nonrandom ways.

25. However, the study lacked a control group and used nonrandom sampling, they noted.