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| 471 | 201 TIKU MLCOMMUNICATIONS IN STATISTICS PART A-THEORY AND METHODS. 1982; 11 (22): 2543-2558
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| 474 | 176 ROCKE DM, DOWNS GWCOMMUNICATIONS IN STATISTICS PART B-SIMULATION AND COMPUTATION. 1981; 10 (3): 221-248
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| 475 | 237 SHOEMAKER LH, ROSENBERGER JLCOMMUNICATIONS IN STATISTICS-SIMULATION AND COMPUTATION. 1983; 12 (4): 411-422
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| 476 | 373 KELLERMCNULTY S, HIGGINS JJCOMMUNICATIONS IN STATISTICS-SIMULATION AND COMPUTATION. 1987; 16 (1): 17-35
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| 477 | 480 FAREBROTHER RWCOMMUNICATIONS IN STATISTICS-SIMULATION AND COMPUTATION. 1989; 18 (2): 719-727
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| 483 | 279 DIELMAN TECOMMUNICATIONS IN STATISTICS-THEORY AND METHODS. 1984; 13 (4): 513-541
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| 484 | 280 GAMBINO J, GUTTMAN ICOMMUNICATIONS IN STATISTICS-THEORY AND METHODS. 1984; 13 (7): 791-812
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| 485 | 281 SIMONOFF JSCOMMUNICATIONS IN STATISTICS-THEORY AND METHODS. 1984; 13 (7): 813-842
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| 486 | 310 SAHAI H, KHURI AI, KAPADIA CHCOMMUNICATIONS IN STATISTICS-THEORY AND METHODS. 1985; 14 (1): 63-115
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| 487 | 311 KOCHAR SCCOMMUNICATIONS IN STATISTICS-THEORY AND METHODS. 1985; 14 (2): 381-392
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| 488 | 312 COOK PCOMMUNICATIONS IN STATISTICS-THEORY AND METHODS. 1985; 14 (5): 1001-1018
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| 489 | 374 LEE CMSCOMMUNICATIONS IN STATISTICS-THEORY AND METHODS. 1987; 16 (3): 765-783
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| 494 | 530 ALI MACOMMUNICATIONS IN STATISTICS-THEORY AND METHODS. 1990; 19 (4): 1467-1473
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| 495 | 576 KAIGH WD, CHENG CCOMMUNICATIONS IN STATISTICS-THEORY AND METHODS. 1991; 20 (3): 977-995
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| 496 | 577 DESHMUKH SR, KALE MMCOMMUNICATIONS IN STATISTICS-THEORY AND METHODS. 1991; 20 (10): 3405-3419
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| 497 | 670 KANJO AICOMMUNICATIONS IN STATISTICS-THEORY AND METHODS. 1993; 22 (3): 787-795
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| 499 | 712 KAMPS UCOMMUNICATIONS IN STATISTICS-THEORY AND METHODS. 1994; 23 (7): 2101-2112
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| 500 | 765 SHI NZCOMMUNICATIONS IN STATISTICS-THEORY AND METHODS. 1995; 24 (1): 175-189
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