: Sociology in East Pakistan . John E. Owen.

John E. Kolassa

This paper addresses the problem of inference for a multinomial regression model in the presence of likelihood monotonicity. This paper proposes translating the multinomial regression problem into a conditional logistic regression problem, using existing techniques to reduce this conditional logistic regression problem to one with fewer observations and fewer covariates, such that probabilities...

Rheumatic heart disease in East Pakistan.

Since the beginning of this century rheumatic fever has been studied more thoroughly and various theories have been postulated, ascribing the disease to non-specific streptococcal infection,’ allergic to non-specific allergen2, virus hypothesis , and streptococcal beta-haemolyticus infection with abnormal antigen-antibody response.4 With advance in the field of bacteriological investigations, e...

Middle East respiratory syndrome and Pakistan.

Capacity-constraints on E-commerce in Pakistan

There is little doubt that electronic commerce has penetrated many people’s—and particularly business’—lives in one way or another, during the past few years. But how many businesses really use the Internet? How do they use it? And how are they planning to use it? When it comes to a precise evaluation of the importance of e-commerce, including its dimensions, growth-rate and role in economic gr...

John P . Conway , and George E . Burch

Modifications in recorder standardization are required to correct inherent scalar differences among potential differences measured in a given electrocardiographic reference frame. In the frontal plane, agreement between the resultant vectors calculated from unipolar limb lead measurements and from standard lead measurements can be obtained by standardizing the galvanometer for recording the uni...