영어에서 Randomly assigned 을 사용하는 예와 한국어로 번역
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So WeChat invented"randomly assigned gifts.".
I randomly assigned study participants to one of two groups.
You might want to opt for one of the 12 zodiacs, or opt for a randomly assigned constellation.
We randomly assigned our study participants into three groups.
Epley and Schroeder went to a train station, recruited more than 200 people, and randomly assigned them to one of three groups.
They were randomly assigned to rate one of two detailed dating profiles.
Image-rating tests were conducted online with 8,520 women aged 18-100, randomly assigned to assess three different aspects:(1) general physical attractiveness;
They randomly assigned some of the babies to be regularly fed peanut products, while denying the others all foods containing peanuts.
We brought in more than100 pairs of strangers into the lab, and with the flip of a coin, randomly assigned one of the two to be a rich player in a rigged game.
Moreover, this study randomly assigned 609 overweight adults to specific diets.
The primary endpoint was progression-free survival as assessed by an independent radiology review committee in the first 375 randomly assigned patients and has been previously reported.
In the second two weeks, we randomly assigned the same participants to one of four conditions.
We randomly assigned half the parents to a program where we told them how important narrative was and how to improve their children's narrative abilities.
In psychologist Dr. Phil Zimbardo's infamous 1971 Stanford Prison Experiment, one of the volunteer participants randomly assigned to the inmate role, prisoner 819, refused to eat his sausages when ordered to do so by the guards on duty.
They were then randomly assigned either to a resistance training group or a"contact control" group.
In a simple and straightforward experiment he randomly assigned participants to either listen to or watch the first debate between JFK and Nixon.
We randomly assigned each participant one of five U.S. political figures to evaluate on five criteria: the three typical influential traits of spokespeople(trustworthiness, attractiveness and expertise) as well leadership and their general favorability toward them.
Rohan and her colleagues randomly assigned 177 men and women clinically diagnosed with SAD into two groups.
Participants were randomly assigned to a control group, which had users maintain their typical social-media behavior, or an experimental group that limited time on Facebook, Snapchat, and Instagram to 10 minutes per platform per day.
Image-rating tests were conducted online with 8,520 women aged 18-100, randomly assigned to assess three different aspects:(1) general physical attractiveness;(2) attractiveness for a short-term liaison; and(3) attractiveness for a long-term relationship.
Within each group, children were randomly assigned to either a napping condition, in which they would nap for at least 30 minutes after learning a new verb, or a wakefulness condition, in which they would not nap after learning.
The female participants were randomly assigned to smell one of three shirts- their partner's, a stranger's, or a clean.
The remaining eight trials randomly assigned 795 participants with neurological, cardiovascular, respiratory or rheumatoid diseases.
In a second experiment, the researchers randomly assigned some participants to write letters of gratitude- and those people later reported a stronger sense of purpose.
In one 2015 study, he and his colleagues randomly assigned 60 participants to a 50-minute walk in either a natural setting(oak woodlands) or an urban setting(along a four-lane road).
One particular Auburn University study randomly assigned 133 students to either increase their activity level or reduce their substance use by 50%(Correia et al., 2005).
We recruited adults with major depressive disorder and randomly assigned them to receive either social support(which is known to be helpful for people with depression), or support from a clinical dietitian, over a three-month period.
In total, 30 patients with AC of the shoulder were randomly assigned to either a"WBC group," which received WBC in addition to physical therapy and passive joint mobilization of the shoulder, or a"non-WBC group," which received only physical therapy and passive joint mobilization.