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By relaxing the set of axioms, the static coherent risk measures were generalized to static convex risk measures and to an even more general class called monetary risk measures.

This measure is generalized to a group of arbitrary size s by defining the amount of coevolution for the group as the minimal pairwise correlation between sites in the group: ρ = min ⁡ i, j ∈ 1.. s { ρ i j }.

Finally, the codes were generalized and recontextualized.

Other distance measures can be generalized to a weighted distance in a similar manner to this generalization of Kendall's tau distance.

Simultaneously many classical multilinear operators on Euclidean spaces with Lebesgue measure have been generalized for nondoubling measures, that is, the case nonhomogeneous setting see [3, 4].

On the other extreme, if the vectors are identical, C equals 0. This measure can be generalized for a group of s sites: C = 1 − | ∑ i = 1 s V ˜ i | ∑ i = 1 s | V ˜ i |.

We hope the work from BRCASO provides a stepping stone for research on and development of standard surgical quality measures that can be generalized to and implemented by other providers and institutions.

Furthermore, research projects that did demonstrate improvements in quality measures could not be generalized to acute care settings as they focused on a specific measures (e.g. AMI measures), types of services (e.g. cardiology) or organisations (e.g. teaching hospitals) [ 20- 24].

The screening performance of our measures may not be generalized into adult populations.

Cramer's V can be used to compare several χ2 measures since it may be generalized across contingency tables of varying sizes and it is not affected by sample size.

Therefore, the researcher is not looking for objective "facts", nor does he aim at identifying and measuring patterns which can be generalized.