Scale and shape issues in focused cluster power for count data
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Andrew B Lawson | Allan B Clark | Charles E Feigley | Dwayne E Porter | Robin C Puett | Tim E Aldrich | James R Hebert | A. Lawson | D. Porter | J. Hébert | R. Puett | C. Feigley | A. Clark | T. Aldrich
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