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The derived sample points can be adapted to random variables of arbitrary distributions and correlations.

We focused on the fixed effects model in our exposition, because inconsistency is most easily detectable then [ 1], but note that the proposed forest plot can be adapted to random effects models by assuming that the heterogeneity variance is known and fixed and by adding appropriate elements to the covariance matrix of direct effect estimates.

Let be a stochastic sequence on the probability space that is, the sequence of -fields in is increasing in (that is ), and are adapted to random variables.

Throughout this paper, let ℕ denote the set of positive integers, { X, X n, F n, n ∈ N } be a stochastic sequence defined on the probability space ( Ω, F, P ), i.e., the sequence of σ-fields { F n, n ∈ N } in ℱ is increasing in n, and { F n } are adapted to random variables { X n }, F 0 denotes the trivial σ field and 1 the indicator function.

When we go over to non-Euclidean settings in this paper, we shall see that the mathematical description can be adapted to provide special random fields defined on non-Euclidean spaces; their typical realizations will yield V1-like maps adapted to the considered non-Euclidean geometry.

Given that the Martin-Löf approach is a generalisation of von Mises', it is not surprising that it too can be adapted to permit biased sequences to be random.

The random number generator for modelling sub-grid scale turbulent motion needs to be adapted to ensure that different particles use independent sets of random numbers.

SuBLiME can also be adapted to partition a pool of bisulfite-treated nucleic acid by labeling from random primers.

This can be adapted to American usage.

An original 3D stochastic model, based on the truncated plurigaussian random fields, has been adapted to simulate the complex microstructure of SOC electrodes.

Therefore the random selection process was adapted to increase the probability of selection of DHHs in proportion to the NHH DHH ratio, to ensure that a sufficient number of DHHs were included in the study.