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The probability ofmutualindependenceof the three parameters and the partial independence of presence/absence of parasites were calculated by the 10,000 randomization test.
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Since numerous insect species typically occur in aggregated patterns, the assumption ofmutualindependence(model 1) is open to question.
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The girl groups, however, responded not withmutualindependencebut rather with a different kind of costume.
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The level of difficulty entailed by this depends, again, on themutualindependenceof the attribute and rule sets or, viewed another way, on the orthogonality of the contexts.
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Theirmutualindependenceis now enormous, virtually a question of survival in many cases.
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They have not created the faith, themutualindependencewhich is necessary to make a nation work.
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They also differ from atoms by their completemutualindependence, so that interactions among monads are only apparent.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.But it has resulted in amutualindependenceand lack of coordination that have undoubtedly interfered with progress in certain ways...
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