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What we have here, with this statement and the creation of the Night Time Commission itself, is a final throw of the dice from a mayor who seems to have understood that his time in power is one during which London stopped being a city for the young, for the creative, for the non-independently wealthy.

These results clearly show that a large number of unlinked polymorphisms are co-occurring non-independently in the mouse genome.

Obviously risk factors in the real world are much more complex than this (e.g. age is continuous not dichotomous and there may be more or less than six factors that may interact non-independently).

In addition to controlling for allele frequency and for the ancestral/derived allele state, it is important to take into consideration whether or not a disease appears to be exhibiting positive selection due to a few high-scoring non-independently associated regions in Linkage Disequilibrium (LD).

Clusters with p-value ≤ 0.05 were considered as evolving non-independently.

Using four example data sets, each with its own specificity, we provide evidence that this methodology is successful in making robust predictions of non-independently evolving positions.

The specific task of pointing to non-independently evolving sites in a given data set, however, suffers from methodological fuzziness and/or deficient software implementation.

When a set of such non-independently evolved characters are coded from non-related taxa, they may have enough weight to pull the taxa together.

By employing the lavaan.survey package, which is designed to deal with non-independently and identically distributed samples [ 23], we were able to take this clustering (or tutor) effect into account when analyzing the data.

Jennersjö et al. [ 35] studied 663 patients with long duration of type 2 diabetes (34.7%% non-dippers) and found non-dipping independently associated with increased PWV.

Table 1 shows that trade union members take approximately 29 vacation days per year, that is, about two days more than non-members, independently of the employees' gender.