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Methodological issues in case-control studies: validity and power of various design/analysis strategies.
G R Howe and B C Choi
International journal of epidemiology 12 (2), 238-45 (Jun 1983)
info:pmid/6874220
'Practical considerations are more important that theoretical statistical ones / matching is rarely if ever justified in c-c studies of chronic disease
Posted by edmundjessop to statistical methodology on Wed Jan 03 2007 at 12:37 UTC | info | related
 
Case definition and power in case-control studies.
P R Rosenbaum
Statistics in medicine 3 (1), 27-34
info:pmid/6729286
If at least one third of the total cases are narrowly defined, loss of power is negligible but gain can be substantial
Posted by edmundjessop to statistical methodology on Wed Jan 03 2007 at 12:34 UTC | info | related
 
How many controls?
M Gail et al.
Journal of chronic diseases 29 (11), 723-31 (Nov 1976)
info:pmid/791962
Posted by edmundjessop to statistical methodology on Wed Jan 03 2007 at 12:31 UTC | info | related
 
Simple exact analysis of the standardised mortality ratio.
F D Liddell
Journal of epidemiology and community health 38 (1), 85-8 (Mar 1984)
info:pmid/6707569
Posted by edmundjessop to statistical methodology on Wed Jan 03 2007 at 12:29 UTC | info | related
 
Adjusting for multiple testing when reporting research results: the Bonferroni vs Holm methods.
M Aickin and H Gensler
American journal of public health 86 (5), 726-8 (May 1996)
info:pmid/8629727
Posted by edmundjessop to statistical methodology on Wed Jan 03 2007 at 12:27 UTC | info | related
 
Statistics notes: Cronbach's alpha
J Bland and Douglas Altman
BMJ 314 (7080), 572 (22 Feb 1997)
Posted by edmundjessop to statistical methodology on Wed Jan 03 2007 at 12:15 UTC | info | related
 
Probability of adverse events that have not yet occurred: a statistical reminder
Ernst Eypasch et al.
BMJ 311 (7005), 619-20 (02 Sep 1995)
If events so far are zero, upper 95% CI = 3/n for n >30
Posted by edmundjessop to statistical methodology on Wed Jan 03 2007 at 12:13 UTC | info | related

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