A decade ago the field was dominated by generalised predictions about the frequency of events.
In addition, we provide a global analysis because of the high frequency of generalised peritonitis in most of our cases.
The discharges had bilateral frontotemporal or frontocentrotemporal emphasis, but some were more generalised and increased in frequency in light sleep.
In theory, an operator could deploy a very small vessel, enabling a high frequency without reducing generalised transport costs.
The two suggested methods are connected by a common method for specifying frequency in a generalised sense and they are each illustrated using numerical examples.
To compare the effect of time of day, group size and dietary composition on feeding frequency, we used generalised linear models (with binomial error structure and logit link function, the deviances were scaled to correct for over-dispersion, and using F-tests for analysing significance).
The local extinction and colonization frequencies modelled by generalised linear mixed models, were significantly, although poorly, correlated to the respective observed frequencies of extinction (r2 = 0.50, P<0.0001) and colonization (r2 = 0.29, P<0.0001) prior to accounting for random effects.
Correlations were conducted between density of WMN and age, gender, length of seizure history, history and frequency of simple partial seizures, generalised seizures, secondary generalised seizures, and various post-operative follow-ups (1st to 18th).
For more generalised mass and stiffness constraints a frequency-dependent coefficient, which need not lie between 0 and 1, is obtained.
