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Books by the politicians Alan Clark and Ted Heath, travel and fiction writer Hilaire Belloc, Jewish author Chaim Bermant, poet Cecil Day-Lewis and novelist Ivy Compton-Burnett – a favourite of Hilary Mantel – number among the 230 being released digitally by Bloomsbury today, with Evelyn Waugh's elder brother Alec coming back into print alongside Sitwell's younger brother Sacheverell.

The Mantel issue, though, remains.

"I had been publishing for over 20 years and although the reviewers had been consistently kind, I had never sold in great numbers," Mantel wrote last year.

Khaled Hosseini's And the Mountains Echoed is in at number four, Hilary Mantel's Bring Up the Bodies at 19, and Wolf Hall at 48, Kate Atkinson's Life after Life charts at number 23, and Sweet Tooth by Ian McEwan is at number 40.

The detailed results of the partial Mantel test corresponding to different numbers of top genes is shown in Fig. 6.

We excluded lineages B1 and B3 from Mantel tests owing to low numbers of localities (< five).

As for pair-wise genetic distances, we used a Mantel test to correlate relative numbers of post-flood migrants (as a fraction of migrants in the 'recipient' population) with relative numbers of pre-flood migrants (arcsine square root-transformed).

Based on re-analysis of the MIST2 trial, we found that both fixed-effects and Mantel-Haenszel dropped a substantial number of patients from the analysis, whereas random-effects and GEE allowed all patients to be included in the analysis.

Survival of stocks was compared by the Mantel-Haenszel test, and tumour number and area compared by Student's t-test in outwardly healthy mice at approximately 106 and 152 days of age.

Ms. Mantel is the author of a number of books on wildly different subjects.

Also, we used a partial Mantel test to compare the relative number of migrants between pair-wise sites prior and after the flood (see [ 26, 70]).