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We present some mathematical properties of the odd log-logistic logarithmic exponential (OLLL-E) distribution in Appendix 3 to illustrate the applicability of the previous results.

These city groups are sometimes referred to informally as China's "Tier 1" and "Tier 2" cities. 70 and 73percentt are the NLH share in private enterprises (the main employers on the XMRC job board) implied by the employer type distribution in Appendix 1.

This illogical result is due to the large variance formed by the binomial distribution explained in Appendix "Hypergeometric distribution".

The specific forms of the posterior for w i depend on the normal/independent distribution adopted, and the posterior for degree of freedom df depend on the form of corresponding prior distribution (detailed in Appendix B).

With a view of exploring whether MALDI imaging MS could be applied to the analysis of protein distribution in insect appendices, imaging experiments were also attempted on the antennae of both female and male specimens.

CE it Distribution and CUE it Distribution are shown in "Appendix in Table 4", and Co t has an average in these 30 days Co t  = 500.

An illustration of the distribution is available in Appendix figure 2. 10.7554/eLife.08931.026 Appendix figure 2. The distribution of the number of TLR4 receptors in the model.

Computation of the k th-order moment of G's distribution is done in Appendix C and leads to the following formula: E G k = k !

To evaluate amplifications of the primer pairs and polymorphisms at each locus, a panel of six individuals (two individuals from each population) collected from three natural populations located across the V. maackii range distribution in Japan (see Appendix 1; a northern population: Tanesashi; a central population: Mitsuke; and a southern population: Kirishima-dake) were used.

Here we use the same velocity distribution that we used in Appendix 3 (i.e., Equation 14).

In dose-response analyses, we empirically defined cut offs for low, medium, and high dose groups for each individual drug after inspection of the dose distributions (see table B in appendix on bmj.com).