Significance of this statistic may be evaluated by constructing exposure traces for the controls as described earlier, and by then repeatedly allocating case-control identifiers across the N lifelines that are k nearest neighbors of the focus in order to construct the reference distribution for.
The distribution of test statistics for data that meets the null hypothesis that there is no difference between the groups is obtained by repeatedly randomly allocating fish into two groups and computing a test statistic.
This was done by repeatedly re-allocating similar multilocus genotypes to K populations (K is the number of potential genetic populations or genetic clusters) without using the geographical locations of individuals.
This is because when a high-priority application runs out of its reserved budget, it is allocated flexible budget repeatedly.
Again, high-priority applications are stuck when the flexible budget is depleted, but in the case of H-IDM, high-priority applications are allocated flexible budget repeatedly according to their requirements.
House Republicans have taken their share of criticism for repeatedly voting to reduce State Department funds allocated for embassy security since winning control of the chamber in 2010.
Innovation in new tools and approaches can play a pivotal role in helping address societal challenges, but unless an approach or model can show real value that justifies already scarce resources to be allocated towards it, and can be repeatedly replicated, it does not stand a good chance of being transformational at scale.
This is because flexible budget is allocated to high-priority or sensitive applications repeatedly so that these applications can complete their tasks.
Nevertheless, authorship credit is routinely allocated either by issuing full publication credit repeatedly to all coauthors, or by dividing one credit equally among all coauthors [3].
