A supplement to the plays of William Shakspeare : comprising the seven dramas, which have been ascribed to his pen, but which are not included with his writings in modern editions /

All the engravings are signed by Anderson.

Religion in history and in modern life; together with an essay on the church and the working classes,

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The educational ideal; an outline of its growth in modern times,

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Physiology and biochemistry in modern medicine /

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Physiology and biochemistry in modern medicine,

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Physiology and biochemistry in modern medicine.

Contains bibliographies.

Macleod's Physiology in modern medicine,

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Report on the A. & M. College apiary. Together with practical suggestions in modern methods of bee keeping as applied to Texas conditions.

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Elson's music dictionary; containing the definition and pronunciation of such terms and signs as are used in modern music; together with a list of foreign composers and artists ... and a short English-Italian vocabulary of musical words and expressions,

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Economic history of Europe in modern times,

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Modern Rome in modern England, being some account of the Roman Catholic revival in England during the nineteenth century.

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Nicholson's New carpenter's guide : being a complete book of lines for carpenters, joiners, cabinet-makers, and workmen in general : the theory and practice explained by numerous engravings.

Includes index.

Copulas in QTL mapping

The standard variance components method for mapping quantitative trait loci is derived on the assumption of normality. Unsurprisingly, statistical tests based on this method do not perform so well if this assumption is not satisfied. We use the statistical concept of copulas to relax the assumption of normality and derive a test that can perform well under any distribution of the continuous trait. In particular, we discuss bivariate normal copulas in the context of sib-pair studies. Our approach is illustrated by a linkage analysis of lipoprotein(a) levels, whose distribution is highly skewed. We demonstrate that the asymptotic critical levels of the test can still be calculated using the interval mapping approach. The new method can be extended to more general pedigrees and multivariate phenotypes in a similar way as the original variance components method.