Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• A combination of exclusive customer allocation and selective distribution is normally a hardcore restriction, as active selling to end
• As pointed out in paragraph 43, qualitative selective distribution is normally not caught by Article 101(1) of the Treaty.
• importers/wholesalers and/or distributors/retailers are normally involved in the distribution to consumers.
• A combination of exclusive customer allocation and selective distribution is normally hardcore, as active selling to end
• users by the appointed distributors is usually not left free.
• Narrowly distributed, linearly constructed polystyrene standards with known average molecular weights Mn and Mw and a known molecular weight distribution are normally used for this.
• users by the appointed distributors is usually not left free.
• Such reduction of competition between distributors through the cumulative use of upfront access payments normally requires the distribution market to be highly concentrated.

• If the data (fold changes) are not normally distributed, transformation of the data should be attempted to approximate a normal distribution.
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• For normally distributed data, this variance is typically described in terms of an average and standard deviation.
• parametric test should be used (e.g. Kruskal Wallis, Steel's Many
• with normally distributed data and mi and m0 replicates:
• The measurement of CO2 is considered to be log normally distributed and should first be transformed by taking the natural logarithms.
• If data are not normally distributed, an appropriate non
• Imported ironing boards are normally distributed via importers/traders or via distribution/supply centres of large retail chains.