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American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics, 1995
The clinical study of the treatment of a sample of Class II malocclusions was made. This information from both successful and unsuccessful Class II malocclusion correction was recorded. The objective of the study was to determine whether there are predictive characteristics of Class II cases that could give, with reasonable accuracy, an indication of ...
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The clinical study of the treatment of a sample of Class II malocclusions was made. This information from both successful and unsuccessful Class II malocclusion correction was recorded. The objective of the study was to determine whether there are predictive characteristics of Class II cases that could give, with reasonable accuracy, an indication of ...
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Neurosurgery, 1979
Probability theory asserts the lawfulness of seemingly random events in large populations and seems to be a reasonable approach to a general understanding of the structure and function of the nervous system. The brain, by virtue of the number of its components, the multiplicity of their possible interconnections, and the range and rapidity of their ...
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Probability theory asserts the lawfulness of seemingly random events in large populations and seems to be a reasonable approach to a general understanding of the structure and function of the nervous system. The brain, by virtue of the number of its components, the multiplicity of their possible interconnections, and the range and rapidity of their ...
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2004
This chapter begins with a concise primer, or aide memoire, of probability theory. The fundamentals are recapitulated, drawing on the material of Chap. 4. Moments of distributions are reviewed. The theory of runs (successions of similar events preceded and succeeded by different events), which is useful for analysing nucleic acid sequences and series ...
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This chapter begins with a concise primer, or aide memoire, of probability theory. The fundamentals are recapitulated, drawing on the material of Chap. 4. Moments of distributions are reviewed. The theory of runs (successions of similar events preceded and succeeded by different events), which is useful for analysing nucleic acid sequences and series ...
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