0 to make something random (= so that it happens or is chosen by chance), especially as a way of making a test fairer or more accurate: --
Each block, which was preceded by two demonstration items, included all the letters in an order that was randomized individually for each child.
In the first two cycles, the entire block of 42 paired rhyme/target trials was randomized.
A doubleblind, randomized, crossover trial of pemoline in fatigue associated with multiple sclerosis.
Thus, patients randomized to counseling have higher counseling costs at 12 months than those randomized to antidepressants and vice versa.
The debate concerning appropriate management of thyroid cancers continues because cohort studies in which therapy is randomized have not been undertaken.
The presentation of letters and their locations were randomized.
Approximately half of the papers were methodologically high quality randomized trials.
Collection was done in blocks of sampling type and their order randomized.
