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European Urology, 2006
Prostate cancer is the most common malignancy in European men. In 2002, an estimated 225,000 men were newly diagnosed with prostate cancer and about 83,000 died from this disease in Europe (http:// www-dep.iarc.fr) [1]. In the United States, this cancer is the most common solid malignancy in men, with an annual incidence rate of 180 cases/ 100,000, and
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Prostate cancer is the most common malignancy in European men. In 2002, an estimated 225,000 men were newly diagnosed with prostate cancer and about 83,000 died from this disease in Europe (http:// www-dep.iarc.fr) [1]. In the United States, this cancer is the most common solid malignancy in men, with an annual incidence rate of 180 cases/ 100,000, and
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A Nomogram for the Articulatory Product
Journal of Speech and Hearing Research, 1967A nomogram designed to minimize arithmetic calculations of the recently advanced measure of articulatory merit, the Articulatory Product, is described.
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Journal of the American Statistical Association, 1965
T O DECIDE if a calculated value of x2 is significant it is customary to use a table such as that given by Fisher [5]. The experimenter thus finds the frequency with which, according to some hypothesis as to the population(s) from which the samples are drawn, random sampling would give numbers leading to a x2 greater than that actually obtained ...
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T O DECIDE if a calculated value of x2 is significant it is customary to use a table such as that given by Fisher [5]. The experimenter thus finds the frequency with which, according to some hypothesis as to the population(s) from which the samples are drawn, random sampling would give numbers leading to a x2 greater than that actually obtained ...
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OR, 1969
A well-known replenishment policy for an inventory subject to probabilistic demand gives rise to the problem of determining an order quantity and a reorder level which minimize the average cost of keeping inventory. If the problem can be expressed in terms of a simple approximative model which includes a restriction on back-orders and represents demand
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A well-known replenishment policy for an inventory subject to probabilistic demand gives rise to the problem of determining an order quantity and a reorder level which minimize the average cost of keeping inventory. If the problem can be expressed in terms of a simple approximative model which includes a restriction on back-orders and represents demand
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