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Conditional limit theorems play a key role in the study of statistical inference.

For more details about the conditional limit theorem, one can refer to Roussas [2], Leek [3], Ordóñez Cabrera et al. [4], and so forth.

A typical example of statistical application of conditional limit theorems is in the study of statistical inference for some branching processes such as the Galton-Watson process (see, e.g., Basawa and Prakasa Rao [1]).

The study of asymptotic properties of Θ ˆ n leads to a conditional limit theorem since, as it is detailed in Basawa and Prakasa Rao [1], these asymptotic properties of Θ ˆ n depend on the event of non-extinction of the process.

Even though the viewpoints are different, the Bayesian tolerance limits that adopt the natural diffuse prior coincide numerically with recently published conditional tolerance limits in the double censoring case.

However, the conditional logit is limited in that it assumes homogeneity of individuals, implying that there is homogeneity of preferences across the sample.

Further, we give the formulas of the limiting conditional distribution and the doubly limiting conditional distribution for a ν-similar process.

The divergence of the series (3) guarantees the convergence of the probability to a proper limiting and doubly limiting conditional distributions.

A "conditional" or hazard limit state, which corresponds to a very infrequent extreme random event, is normally treated as an ultimate limit state with modified factors of safety.

In this model, expression of TLX1 was placed under the control of the Lck-promoter in order to limit conditional expression to T-lineage cells.

The conditional power bound in (2) decreases as r increases, but the lower bound on b implies a limit.