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We used a multivariate analogue of Levene's test to test for differences in egg color variances across species and populations (Multivariate homogeneity of group dispersions, MHGD).

MANOVA is the multivariate analogue of an Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) model, and allows a simultaneous comparison of the means of several responses across "treatment groups", taking into account their co-variation – as represented by the error variance-covariance matrix in the MANOVA model.

Biology majors showed significant changes over the course of the semester (the multivariate analogue of the paired t test, Hotelling's T statistic, yielded an overall p < 0.04).

The main purpose of this paper is to prove multivariate analogues of these results.

The local smoothness classes are defined exactly as in Definition 2.3, except that multivariate analogues of (mathbb T ), "arc", and smoothness classes are used.

Many more results involving divided differences were obtained, among others the multivariate analogues, all of which can be found in [7].

Hence, multivariate biological D-matrices (based on a phenotypic analogue of Wright's [62] Fst) were calculated under the assumption that population phenotypic variances are proportional to genetic variances [61], [63].

Excuse this sentence: digital is not the analogue of analogue.

(a) Optical analogue of the source.

The ferric iron analogue of pyrophyllite is called ferripyrophyllite.

That region is therefore an analogue of a black hole.