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Based on previous work [ 11] and a new postcode-based indicator of socio-economic status (SES) introduced by Statistics Netherlands [ 12] we were able to investigate survival according to SES for a sufficient period of time after introduction.

In addition to sharing many of the properties of the classical Schensted algorithm, the new algorithms are designed to be compatible with certain permutation statistics introduced by Haglund in the study of Macdonald polynomials.

However, it should be noted that the least-squares technique described here only corrects for the bias introduced by the second-order statistics of the stimulus.

Given n = 10 as the number of panelists, the interobserver agreement among the n(n−1)/2 = 45 possible pairs of observers was evaluated by using the k statistics introduced by Cohen [22].

The statistics introduced by miTEA is called mmHG (minimum-minimum-Hyper-Geometric).

To estimate a period of latent periodicity the ID-method exploits Z-statistics relying on information statistics, earlier introduced by Kullback (31).

During speech active periods the PSD can be estimated using the minimum statistics method introduced by Martin [23, 27].

Bibliometrics, which gained insight into the development trends of various research fields through a quantitative analysis and statistics, firstly introduced by Pritchard in 1969 (Pritchard 1969).

Other methods, like the minimum statistics approach introduced by Martin [23, 27], use a continuous estimation that does not explicitly differentiate between speech pauses and speech active segments.

A statistic TC, an extension of the traditional χ2 method of comparing haplotype frequencies, is introduced by simply adding the χ2 test statistics of the two haplotype blocks together.

The used NR-IQA method in this paper is the blind image integrity notator using discrete cosine transform (DCT) statistics (BLIINDS) index introduced by Saad et al. [21].