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The method discussed by Larsen (1997) may be adopted for this purpose.

Wagner, now a professor at Berkeley, says it's still too early to know whether the entropy hacking method discussed by Stamos' team could pose a real problem for cloud computing.

Another intuitive method discussed by Ivaha, Al-Madfai, Higgs, and Ware [7] first models the temporal behaviors of crimes with time series models and then models the spatial behaviors given the predicted number of incidents at a certain time.

The variance of RRs and ORs was estimated using the reported confidence intervals following a method discussed by Rothman et al. (1982).

Below, we first shortly introduce the univariate method discussed by van der Sluis et al. (2006) to detect A × E interactions in MZ twin data.

We examined additive SNP marker associations for both persistency and total milk yield using the methods of Kiverii [ 16, 17] with a component of the method discussed by Verbyla and colleagues [ 18].

It is largely displaced in molecular evolution, however, by a formalism based on statistical language, including reversed Markov Chain models, and the "approximate methods" discussed by Yang and Nielsen [ 6].

Similarly, the methods discussed by Brumback [ 14] for allowing for autocorrelation for count time series in general can be applied to the conditional as well an unconditional Poisson models.

Quadrature of the Parabola demonstrates, first by "mechanical" means (as in Method, discussed below) and then by conventional geometric methods, that the area of any segment of a parabola is 4/3 of the area of the triangle having the same base and height as that segment.

This method, discussed, critiqued and adopted by several guideline agencies, aims at a transparent process for the appraisal of evidence and the weighing up of benefits and risks of health interventions.

Many results about the existence of periodic solutions for second-order differential equations have been obtained by combining the classical method of lower and upper solutions and the method of alternative problems (The Lyapunov-Schmidt method) as discussed by many authors [1 10].