Definition of randomize in English:
randomize
(British randomise)
verb ˈrandəmʌɪzˈrændəˌmaɪz
[with object]usually as adjective randomizedtechnical Make random in order or arrangement; employ random selection or sampling in (an experiment or procedure)
〈技〉使不规则化；使紊乱；使不规则分布；（实验，程序）采取随机选取（或抽样）
a randomized, controlled study of 62,000 women
Example sentencesExamples
- Both sets had identical problems but presentation order was randomized for each set for each participant.
- The order in which the trials were presented was randomized separately for each participant.
- The order of the response options was randomized across stories and subjects.
- Exercise order was randomized so an equal number of subjects performed either exercise first.
- The order of the questions was randomized but was the same for all participants.
Derivatives
noun ˌrandəmʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n
technical As the titles suggest, the two workshops focus on approximation algorithms and randomization.
Example sentencesExamples
- It is possible to conceal the randomisation in every randomised trial.
- Mathai and Polito have misinterpreted the data regarding the randomization of the eligible population.
- Due to memory constraints, we were unable to conduct all randomizations on the total data set.
- We measured outcomes at two months and four months after randomisation by mailed questionnaires.
Definition of randomize in US English:
randomize
(British randomise)
verbˈrandəˌmīzˈrændəˌmaɪz
[with object]usually as adjective randomizedtechnical Make unpredictable, unsystematic, or random in order or arrangement; employ random selection or sampling in (an experiment or procedure)
〈技〉使不规则化；使紊乱；使不规则分布；（实验，程序）采取随机选取（或抽样）
a randomized, controlled study of 62,000 women
Example sentencesExamples
- The order in which the trials were presented was randomized separately for each participant.
- Both sets had identical problems but presentation order was randomized for each set for each participant.
- The order of the questions was randomized but was the same for all participants.
- Exercise order was randomized so an equal number of subjects performed either exercise first.
- The order of the response options was randomized across stories and subjects.