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This can be generalized to consider larger temporal displacements.
Although, the MK test was originally developed to detect selection at classes of different sites that have the same evolutionary history, it can also be generalized to consider other classes of selected sites from different regions, including non-coding regions [ 26], even when they are completely unlinked [ 28].
Our study is restricted to the Māori population, and so cannot be generalized to consider the effect of socially-assigned ethnicity on other groups and on ethnic inequalities between groups, although further work is underway to examine this, including how socially-assigned ethnicity impacts on the health of people who self-identify as European or other ethnic groups.
The framework is generalized because it considers various factors in a comprehensive way to get the solutions.
When the event is not rare, it is desirable to consider a generalized case cohort design where the covariates are observed only for a subcohort randomly selected from the underlying cohort and a subset of additional failures outside the subcohort.
For many classes of partial differential equations, such as linear elliptic equations, it is possible to consider a generalized solution (known as a weak solution) by enlarging the class of functions.
A generalized finite element formulation is presented to consider the shear strain function based theories.
Therefore, it is important to consider wider classes of generalized convex functions and also to seek practical criteria for convexity or generalized convexity (see [1 11] and the references therein).
Therefore, it is important to consider wider classes of generalized convex functions and also to seek practical criteria for convexity or generalized convexity (see Refs. [1 9] and the references therein).
The object of the present paper is to consider some generalized conditions for functions f z) to be in the classes S * or K.
The first step in the argument is to consider a generalized gauge transformation.
