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Non-surgical Management of Vulvar Pain,eralization of the two-parameter log-logistic distribution. The LLD3 has been applied to frequency analysis of precipitation and streamflow data. Ahmad, et al. (1988) employed it for flood frequency analysis of annual maximum series for part of Scotland, and compared its performance with the general

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-313-6622-4 and biological processes (Saksena and Johnson, 1984), reliability studies and the analysis of environmental extremes. Davison and Smith (1990) pointed out that the Pareto distribution might form the basis of a broad modeling approach to high-level exceedances. DuMouchel (1983) applied it to estimat

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Urological Tests in Clinical Practicebution is a special case of Burr’s type-XII distribution (Burr, 1942), and also a special case of the “Kappa distributions” (Mielke and Johnson, 1973), that have been applied to precipitation and streamflow data.

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