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(More customer reviews)Many of the ideas in this book should already be familiar from other fields. Like the fractal behaviour of some types of kinetics. Or the modelling of random effects by Monte Carlo processes. Or the making/designing of stochastic models. And the effects of nonlinearity in some systems of equations that you might be studying.
But the merit of the text is perhaps more in showing how these ideas can also be applied to pharmacology. It also shows the extensive use of computers, without which much of the text would be totally impractical to perform.
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