Statistics in Medicine

Volume 15.

(as bibtex)

298 references.

Articles

• 1-21. Formulae and tables for the determination of sample sizes and power in clinical trials for testing differences in proportions for the two-sample design: A review (Corr: 97V16 p479-480)
  Sahai, Hardeo, Khurshid, Anwer
• 1-21. FORMULAE AND TABLES FOR THE DETERMINATION OF SAMPLE SIZES AND POWER IN CLINICAL TRIALS FOR TESTING DIFFERENCES IN PROPORTIONS FOR THE TWO-SAMPLE DESIGN: A REVIEW
  Khurshid, Anwer, Sahai, Hardeo
• 1003-1022. Modelling lymphocytic leukaemia incidence in England and Wales using generalizations of the two-mutation model of carcinogenesis of Moolgavkar, Venzon and Knudson
  Little, M. P., Muirhead, C. R., Stiller, C. A.
• 1023-1032. A functional decline model for prevalent cohort data
  Liu, Xinhua, Tsai, Wei-Yann, Stern, Yaakov
• 103-112. Practical $p$-value adjustment for optimally selected cutpoints
  Hilsenbeck, Susan Galloway, Clark, Gary M.
• 103-112. PRACTICAL p-VALUE ADJUSTMENT FOR OPTIMALLY SELECTED CUTPOINTS
  Clark, Gary M., Hilsenbeck, Susan Galloway
• 1033-1047. A robust method for proportional hazards regression
  Minder, C. E., Bednarski, T.
• 1049-1058. Power calculation for a score test in the dependent censoring model
  Lee, Seung-Yeoun
• 1059-1063. ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE UNPAIRED t-STATISTIC WITH PAIRED DATA
  Proschan, Michael A.
• 1059-1063. On the distribution of the unpaired $t$-statistic with paired data
  Proschan, Michael A.
• 1065-1066. Comment on ``Sample size calculations for ordered categorical data'' (93V12 p2257-2271)
  Julious, Steven A., Campbell, Michael J.
• 1065-1066. LETTER TO THE EDITOR: SAMPLE SIZES CALCULATIONS FOR ORDERED CATEGORICAL DATA by J. Whitehead, Statistics in Medicine, 12, 2257–2272 (1993).
  Campbell, Michael J., Julious, Steven A.
• 1067-1068. MEASURING DISEASE: A REVIEW OF DISEASE-SPECIFIC QUALITY OF LIFE MEASUREMENTS SCALES.
  Gelber, Richard D.
• 1069-1092. On design considerations and randomization-based inference for community intervention trials
  Gail, Mitchell H., Mark, Steven D., Carroll, Raymond J., Green, Sylvan B., Pee, David
• 1093-1106. Robust Bayesian approaches for clinical trial monitoring
  Carlin, Bradley P., Sargent, Daniel J.
• 1107-1121. Control of familywise errors in multiple endpoint assessments via stepwise permutation tests
  Blair, R. Clifford, Troendle, James F., Beck, Roy W.
• 1123-1141. Effect of dropouts in a longitudinal study: An application of a repeated ordinal model
  Lesaffre, Emmanuel, Molenberghs, Geert, Dewulf, Lode
• 113-114. Comment on ``A personal view of some controversies in allocating treatment to patients in clinical trials'' (95V14 p2661-2674)
  Cappelleri, Joseph C.
• 113-116. LETTER TO THE EDITOR INCLUDING AUTHOR'S REPLY: A PERSONAL VIEW OF SOME CONTROVERSIES IN ALLOCATING TREATMENT TO PATIENTS IN CLINICAL TRIALS by Stephen Senn, Statistics in Medicine, 14, 2661–2674 (1995)
  Senn, Stephen, Cappelleri, Joseph C.
• 114-116. Reply to comment on ``A personal view of some controversies in allocating treatment to patients in clinical trials''
  Senn, Stephen
• 1143-1159. A comparative study of four methods for analysing repeated measures data
  Manor, Orly, Kark, Jeremy D.
• 1161-1170. Simulation study of hierarchical regression
  Witte, John S., Greenland, Sander
• 117-126. Robust procedures for analysing a two-period cross-over design with baseline measurements
  Tsai, K. T., Patel, H. L.
• 1171-1185. A bivariate parametric model for survival and intermediate event times
  Munoz, Alvaro, Epstein, Leonardo D., Muñoz, Alvaro
• 1187-1197. Two sample comparison for large groups of correlated binary responses
  Lee, Eric W.
• 1199-1215. A measure of association for assessing prediction accuracy that is a generalization of non-parametric ROC area
  Smith, Warren D., Dutton, Robert C., Smith, N. Ty
• 1217-1225. Global tests for analysis of multiple tumour data from animal carcinogenicity experiments
  Chen, James J.
• 1227-1229. Comment on ``Association models for periodontal disease progression: A comparison of methods for clustered binary data'' (95V14 p413-429)
  Have, Thomas R. Ten, Landis, J. Richard, Weaver, Susan
• 1227-1229. LETTER TO THE EDITOR: ASSOCIATION MODELS FOR PERIODONTAL DISEASE PROGRESSION: A COMPARISON OF METHODS FOR CLUSTERED BINARY DATA by T. R. Ten Have, J. R. Landis and S. Weaver, Statistics in Medicine14, 413–430 (1995)
  Weaver, Susan, Landis, J. Richard, Have, Thomas R. Ten
• 1231-1232. ANALYSIS OF LONGITUDINAL DATA.
  Palmgren, Juni
• 1237-1248. Meta-analysis in the design and monitoring of clinical trials (Disc: p1249-1252)
  DerSimonian, Rebecca
• 1237-1248. META-ANALYSIS IN THE DESIGN AND MONITORING OF CLINICAL TRIALS
  DerSimonian, Rebecca
• 1253-1257. META-ANALYSIS: CURRENT ISSUES IN RESEARCH SYNTHESIS
  Olkin, Ingram
• 1253-1257. Meta-analysis: Current issues in research synthesis (Disc: p1259-1262)
  Olkin, Ingram
• 1263-1268. CHANGES IN CLINICAL TRIALS MANDATED BY THE ADVENT OF META-ANALYSIS
  Lau, Joseph, Chalmers, Thomas C.
• 1263-1268. Changes in clinical trials mandated by the advent of meta-analysis (Disc: p1269-1272)
  Chalmers, Thomas C., Lau, Joseph
• 127-143. The analysis of incomplete data in the three-period two-treatment cross-over design for clinical trials
  Richardson, Barbra A., Flack, Virginia F.
• 1273-1280. META-ANALYSIS AND META-ANALYTIC MONITORING OF CLINICAL TRIALS
  Feinstein, Alvan R.
• 1273-1280. Meta-analysis and meta-analytic monitoring of clinical trials (Disc: p1281-1283)
  Feinstein, Alvan R.
• 1285-1293. THE ROLE OF EXTERNAL EVIDENCE IN DATA MONITORING OF A CLINICAL TRIAL
  Pocock, Stuart J.
• 1285-1293. The role of external evidence in data monitoring of a clinical trial (Disc: p1295-1297)
  Pocock, Stuart J.
• 1299-1306. THE ROLE OF META-ANALYSIS IN MONITORING CLINICAL TRIALS
  Begg, Colin B.
• 1299-1306. The role of meta-analysis in monitoring clinical trials (Disc: p1307-1311)
  Begg, Colin B.
• 1313-1315. ROLE OF META-ANALYSES IN DESIGN AND MONITORING OF RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIALS: SUMMARY OF FIRST DAY OF THE WORKSHOP
  Geller, Nancy L.
• 1313-1315. Role of meta-analyses in design and monitoring of randomized clinical trials: Summary of first day of the workshop (Disc: p1317-1323)
  Geller, Nancy L.
• 1317-1323. CONCLUDING DISCUSSION
  LEE, , BERENDES, , CLEMENS, , ELLENBERG, , DEMETS, , GEORGE, , MEIER, , FREEDMAN, , POCOCK, , BEGG, , CHALMERS, , FEINSTEIN, , SIMON, , COLLINS, , TEMPLE, , FRIEDMAN, , BROWN,
• 1325-1332. Estimating the surface area of the human body
  Bailey, B. J. R., Briars, G. L.
• 1333-1348. A technique for measuring epidemiologically useful features of birthweight distributions
  Umbach, David M., Wilcox, Allen J.
• 1349-1364. Classifying visual field data
  Hilton, Sterling, Katz, Joanne, Zeger, Scott
• 1365-1376. Mixture models for eye-tracking data: A case study
  Pauler, Donna K., Escobar, Michael D., Sweeney, John A., Greenhouse, Joel
• 1377-1386. How independent are multiple `independent' diagnostic classifications?
  Brenner, Hermann
• 1377-1386. HOW INDEPENDENT ARE MULTIPLE ‘INDEPENDENT’ DIAGNOSTIC CLASSIFICATIONS?
  Brenner, Hermann
• 1387-1395. A non-parametric test for interval-censored failure time data with application to AIDS studies
  Sun, Jianguo
• 1397-1407. Analysis of mortality rates via marginal extended quasi-likelihood
  Lu, Wang-Shu, Tsutakawa, Robert K.
• 1409-1419. Maximum likelihood estimation of the kappa coefficient from bivariate logistic regression
  Shoukri, M. M., Mian, I. U. H.
• 1421-1434. An index for assessing blindness in a multi-centre clinical trial: Disulfiram for alcohol cessation -- A VA cooperative study
  James, Kenneth E., Bloch, Daniel A., Lee, Kelvin K., Kraemer, Helena C., Fuller, Richard K.
• 1421-1434. AN INDEX FOR ASSESSING BLINDNESS IN A MULTI-CENTRE CLINICAL TRIAL: DISULFIRAM FOR ALCOHOL CESSATION—A VA COOPERATIVE STUDY
  Fuller, Richard K., Kraemer, Helena C., Lee, Kelvin K., Bloch, Daniel A., James, Kenneth E.
• 1435-1446. Modelling and design of cross-over trials
  Jones, B., Donev, A. N.
• 1447-1458. Estimating confidence intervals for cost-effectiveness ratios: An example from a randomized trial
  Chaudhary, Mohammad A., Stearns, Sally C.
• 145-156. Associations of types of lens opacities between and within eyes of individuals: An application of second-order generalized estimating equations
  Podgor, Marvin J., Hiller, Rita, The Framingham Eye Studies Group
• 1459-1461. STATISTICAL MODELS IN EPIDEMIOLOGY.
  Louis, Thomas A.
• 1462-1463. NONLINEAR MODELS FOR REPEATED MEASUREMENT DATA.
  Skovgaard, L. T.
• 1465-1488. Simple robust procedures for combining risk differences in sets of 2 × 2 tables
  Hoaglin, David C., Emerson, John D.
• 1465-1488. Simple robust procedures for combining risk differences in sets of $2 × 2$ tables
  Emerson, John D., Hoaglin, David C., Mosteller, Frederick
• 1489-1505. Testing for individual and population equivalence based on the proportion of similar responses
  Rom, Dror M., Hwang, Eunhee
• 1507-1518. A GLOBAL ODDS RATIO REGRESSION MODEL FOR BIVARIATE ORDERED CATEGORICAL DATA FROM OPHTHALMOLOGIC STUDIES
  Kim, Kyungmann, Williamson, John
• 1507-1518. A global odds ratio regression model for bivariate ordered categorical data from opthalmologic studies
  Williamson, John, Kim, Kyungmann
• 1519-1534. Model-based estimation of the excess fraction (attributable fraction): Day care and middle ear infection
  Laara, Esa, Laeaerae, Esa, Oja, Hannu, Alho, Olli Pekka, Läärä, Esa
• 1535-1544. Confidence intervals for the excess risk in case-control studies
  Siskind, Victor
• 1545-1556. Assessment of postpartum time-dependent disease risk in case-control studies: An application for examining age-specific effect estimates
  Hsieh, Chung-Cheng, Lan, Shou-Jen
• 1557-1566. The effects of misclassification of the actual cause of death in competing risks analysis
  Ebrahimi, Nader
• 1567-1573. Analysis of serological surveys using mixture models: Application to a survey of parvovirus B19
  Gay, Nigel J.
• 157-169. An empirical comparison of expert-derived and data-derived classification trees
  Chiogna, M., Spiegelhalter, D. J., Franklin, R. C. G., Bull, K.
• 1575-1585. The use of the `binormal' model for parametric ROC analysis of quantitative diagnostic tests
  Hanley, James A.
• 1575-1585. THE USE OF THE ‘BINORMAL’ MODEL FOR PARAMETRIC ROC ANALYSIS OF QUANTITATIVE DIAGNOSTIC TESTS
  Hanley, James A.
• 1587-1590. A method for determining the size of internal pilot studies
  Roedland, Einar Andreas, Rodland, Einar Andreas, Sandvik, Leiv, Erikssen, Jan, Mowinckel, Petter, Rødland, Einar Andreas
• 1591-1594. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR INCLUDING AUTHOR'S REPLY: ADJUSTING MORAN'S I FOR POPULATION DENSITY by Neal Oden, Statistics in Medicine, 14, 17–26 (1995)
  ODEN, N., Lawson, A.
• 1591-1592. Comment on ``Adjusting Moran's $I$ for population density'' (V14 p17-26)
  Lawson, A.
• 1592-1594. Reply to comment on ``Adjusting Moran's $I$ for population density''
  Oden, Neal
• 1595-1599. Comment on ``Estimation of a common odds ratio under binary cluster sampling'' (95V14 p1567-1576)
  Yu, Kai Fun
• 1595-1600. LETTER TO THE EDITOR INCLUDING AUTHORS' REPLY: ESTIMATION OF A COMMON ODDS RATIO UNDER BINARY CLUSTER SAMPLING by C. Ahn and T. Odom-Maryon, Statistics in Medicine, 14, 1567–1576 (1995)
  Yu, Kai Fun
• 1599-1600. Reply to comment on ``Estimation of a common odds ratio under binary cluster sampling''
  Ahn, Chul, Odom-Maryon, Tamara
• 1601-1602. META-ANALYSIS, DECISION ANALYSIS AND COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS: METHODS FOR QUANTITATIVE SYNTHESIS IN MEDICINE.
  Deeks, Jonathan J.
• 1602-1603. BIOMETRIE IN DER CHEMISCH-PHARMAZEUTISCHEN INDUSTRIE: TESTING PRINCIPLES IN CLINICAL AND PRE-CLINICAL TRAILS.
  Jones, David R.
• 1603-1604. HEALTH AND NUMBERS – BASIC BIOSTATISTICAL METHODS
  Pugh, W. J.
• 1605-1618. Improved designs for dose escalation studies using pharmacokinetic measurements
  Piantadosi, Steven, Liu, Guanghan
• 1619-1634. Design and analysis of intra-subject variability in cross-over experiments
  Chinchilli, Vernon M., Esinhart, James D.
• 1635-1646. Estimating population size when duplicates are present
  Laska, Eugene M., Meisner, Morris, Wanderling, Joseph A., Kushner, H. B.
• 1647-1661. Analysis of multivariate reliability structures and the induced bias in linear model estimation
  Aickin, Mikel, Ritenbaugh, Cheryl
• 1663-1685. Simultaneously modelling censored survival data and repeatedly measured covariates: A Gibbs sampling approach
  Faucett, Cheryl L., Thomas, Duncan C.
• 1687-1693. A simple method for comparing correlated ROC curves using incomplete data
  Zhou, Xiao H., Gatsonis, Constantine A.
• 1695-1708. Modelling irregularly sampled profiles of non-negative dog triglyceride responses under different distributional assumptions
  Lambert, Philippe
• 1709-1710. PLANNING PHARMACEUTICAL CLINICAL TRIALS. BASIC STATISTICAL PRINCIPLES.
  ERIKSSON, SVEN
• 171-182. CONFIDENCE INTERVALS FOR MEDIAN SURVIVAL TIMES UNDER A PIECEWISE EXPONENTIAL MODEL WITH PROPORTIONAL HAZARDS COVARIATE EFFECTS
  Karrison, Theodore
• 171-182. Confidence intervals for median survival times under a piecewise exponential model with proportional hazards covariate effects (Corr: 97V16 p480)
  Karrison, Theodore
• 1710-1711. STATISTICAL DESIGN AND ANALYSIS IN PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCE – Validation Process Controls and Stability Statistics: Textbooks & Monographs Series/143.
  PINHEIRO, FLÁVIO DE BRITO
• 1711-1712. METHODS OF MULTIVARIATE ANALYSIS.
  Rosen, Dietrich von
• 1713-1728. The population risk as an explanatory variable in research synthesis of clinical trials
  McIntosh, Martin W.
• 1729-1738. An alternative to the use of two-sided tests in clinical trials
  Dunnett, Charles W., Gent, Michael
• 1739-1745. SOME OPTIMAL AND NON-OPTIMAL TWO-STAGE DESIGNS USING AN α-SPENDING FUNCTION
  Patel, H. I.
• 1739-1745. Some optimal and non-optimal two-stage designs using an $\alpha$-spending function
  Patel, H. I.
• 1747-1755. Statistical analysis of possible bias of clinical judgements due to observing an on-therapy marker variable
  Boateng, Francis, Sampson, Allan, Schwab, Barry
• 1757-1770. Non-parametric Bayesian approach to hazard regression: A case study with a large number of missing covariate values
  Arjas, Elja, Liu, Liping
• 1771-1777. THE SEMI-PROPORTIONAL HAZARDS MODEL REVISITED: PRACTICAL REPARAMETRIZATIONS
  Gulsvik, Amund, OMENAAS, ERNST, Eide, Geir Egil
• 1771-1777. The semi-proportional hazards model revisited: Practical reparameterizations
  Eide, Geir Egil, Omenaas, Ernest, Gulsvik, Amund
• 1779-1791. Comparison of trends in HIV infection for two risk categories
  Becker, Niels G., Cui, Ji-Sheng
• 1793-1806. A comparison of statistical methods for clustered data analysis with Gaussian error
  Feng, Ziding, McLerran, Dale, Grizzle, James
• 1807-1826. Ordinal regression methodology for ROC curves derived from correlated data
  Toledano, Alicia Y., Gatsonis, Constantine
• 183-195. Assessment of small health risks based on exact sample sizes
  Guelich, Albert, Gulich, Albert, Abt, Klaus, Gülich, Albert
• 1835-1836. INTRODUCTION AND WELCOME
  SNIDER, DIXIE. E.
• 1837-1848. Use of density equalizing map projections (DEMP) in the analysis of childhood cancer in four California counties
  Merrill, D. W., Selvin, S., Close, E. R., Holmes, H. H.
• 1849-1858. Design considerations for estimation of exposure effects on disease risk, using aggregate data studies
  Sheppard, Lianne, Prentice, Ross L., Rossing, Mary Anne
• 1859-1866. Toward congruence between theory and practice in small area analysis and local public health data
  Kirby, Russell S.
• 1867-1873. Empirical Bayes estimation of small area prevalence of non-rare conditions
  Martuzzi, Marco, Elliott, Paul
• 1875-1884. An empirical Bayes method for studying variation in knee replacement rates
  Zhou, Xiao-Hua, Katz, B. P., Holleman, E., Melfi, C. A., Dittus, R.
• 1885-1894. Spatial partitioning using multivariate cluster analysis and a contiguity algorithm
  Carvalho, Marilia Sa, Cruz, Oswaldo Goncalves, Nobre, Flavio Fonseca, Carvalho, Marilia Sá, Cruz, Oswaldo Gonçalves, Nobre, Flávio Fonseca
• 1895-1905. Protecting confidentiality in small population health and environmental statistics
  Cox, Lawrence H.
• 1907-1919. The spatial relationship between infant mortality and birth defect rates in a U.S. city
  Rushton, Gerard, Krishnamurthy, Rajesh, Krishnamurti, Diane, Lolonis, Panos, Song, Hu
• 1921-1926. Classification methods for denominators in small areas
  Wittie, Peggy S., Drane, Wanzer, Aldrich, Tim E.
• 1927-1934. Use of Stone's method in studies of disease risk around point sources of environmental pollution
  Shaddick, Gavin, Elliott, Paul
• 1935-1949. A $k$ nearest neighbour test for space-time interaction
  Jacquez, Geoffrey M.
• 1935-1949. A k NEAREST NEIGHBOUR TEST FOR SPACE–TIME INTERACTION
  Jacquez, Geoffrey M.
• 1951-1960. Power determination for geographically clustered data using generalized estimating equations
  Hendricks, Scott A., Wassell, James T., Collins, James W., Sedlak, Suzanne L.
• 1961-1977. Geographic information systems (GIS): New perspectives in understanding human health and environmental relationships
  Croner, Charles M., Sperling, Jonathan, Broome, Frederick R.
• 197-220. Characterization of HIV incubation distributions and some comparative studies
  Tan, Wai-Yuan, Lee, Sho Rong, Tang, Si Chin
• 1985-1986. Close of symposium
  Smith, S. Jay
• 1987-1997. Explained variation for logistic regression
  Mittlbock, Martina, Mittlboeck, Martina, Mittlböck, Martina, Schemper, Michael
• 1999-2012. Explained variation in survival analysis
  Schemper, Michael, Stare, Janez
• 2013-2028. Estimating predictive values for blood pressure measurements from multivariate regression models with covariates
  Cook, Nancy R.
• 2029-2036. Statistical evidence for shared transient causes of anatomically distinct birth defects
  Skjaerven, R., Weinberg, C. R., Skjærven, R., Wilcox, A. J.
• 2037-2051. Continuous and group sequential conditional probability ratio tests for phase II clinical trials
  Tan, Ming, Xiong, Xiaoping
• 2053-2067. Analysis of uncontrolled treatment changes in HIV clinical trials
  Lin, Hung-Mo, Hughes, Michael D.
• 2069-2076. Survival analyses of randomized clinical trials adjusted for patients who switch treatments
  Law, Matthew G., Kaldor, John M.
• 2077-2094. Applications of a mixture survival model with covariates to the analysis of a depression prevention trial
  Greenhouse, Joel B., Silliman, Nancy Paul
• 2095-2105. Efficiency robust tests of independence in contingency tables with ordered classifications
  Podgor, Marvin J., Gastwirth, Joseph L., Mehta, Cyrus R.
• 2107-2119. A generalized Michaelis-Menten response surface
  Hirst, Kathryn, Zerbe, Gary O., Hay, William W., Jr
• 2107-2119. A GENERALIZED MICHAELIS–MENTEN RESPONSE SURFACE
  JR., WILLIAM W. HAY, Zerbe, Gary O., Hirst, Kathryn
• 2121-2123. CLINICAL BIOSTATISTICS. AN INTRODUCTION TO EVIDENCE BASED MEDICINE.
  Wellek, S.
• 2123-2124. BAYESIAN DATA ANALYSIS.
  Best, Nicky
• 2124-2125. BAYESIAN THEORY.
  Hughes, Michael D.
• 2125-2126. THE STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF CATEGORICAL DATA (3rd edn).
  Molenberghs, Geert
• 2127-2133. Guidelines for budgeting biostatistics involvement in research projects
  Lesser, Martin L.
• 2135-2142. Logrank, play the winner, power and ethics
  Hallstrom, Al, Brooks, Maria Mori, Peckova, Monika
• 2143-2147. Sequentially balanced three-squares cross-over designs
  Newcombe, Robert G.
• 2149-2160. Predictive diagnostics for logistic models
  Seillier-Moiseiwitsch, Francoise, Seillier-Moiseiwitsch, Françoise
• 2161-2176. Bayesian inference on prevalence using a missing-data approach with simulation-based techniques: Applications to HIV screening
  Mendoza-Blanco, Jose R., Mendoza-Blanco, José R., Tu, Xin M., Iyengar, Satish
• 2177-2189. Regression models for interval censored survival data: Application to HIV infection in Danish homosexual men
  Carstensen, Bendix
• 2191-2201. Missing cause of death information in the analysis of survival data
  Andersen, Janet, Goetghebeur, Els, Ryan, Louise
• 2203-2213. A simulation study of cross-validation for selecting an optimal cutpoint in univariate survival analysis
  Faraggi, David, Simon, Richard
• 221-230. The shape of the distribution of the number of sexual partners
  Kault, David
• 2215-2233. The transmission dynamics and control of hepatitis B virus in the Gambia
  Edmunds, W. J., Medley, G. F., Nokes, D. J.
• 2235-2252. A statistical model of transmission of Hib bacteria in a family
  Auranen, Kari, Ranta, Jukka, Takala, Aino K., Arjas, Elja
• 2253-2260. Threshold models in a methadone programme evaluation
  Saei, A., Ward, J., McGilchrist, C. A.
• 2261-2262. EVALUATING CLINICAL EVIDENCE: A HANDBOOK FOR MANAGERS.
  Sauerbrei, Willi
• 2262-2263. BIOLOGIC RHYTHMS IN CLINICAL AND LABORATORY MEDICINE.
  Brown, Emery N.
• 2265-2266. MEASUREMENT IN LABORATORY MEDICINE: A PRIMER ON CONTROL AND INTERPRETATION.
  Winkel, Per
• 2273-2288. Use of observational data, including surveillance studies, for evaluating AIDS therapies
  Gail, Mitchell H.
• 2289-2305. MODELS FOR EMPIRICAL BAYES ESTIMATORS OF LONGITUDINAL CD4 COUNTS
  DeGruttola, Victor, LaValley, Michael P.
• 2289-2305. Models for empirical Bayes estimators of longitudinal CD4 counts (Disc: p2337-2340)
  Lavalley, Michael P., De Gruttola, Victor
• 23-35. Modelling nutrition knowledge, attitudes, and diet-disease awareness: The case of dietary fibre
  Variyam, Jayachandran N., Blaylock, James, Smallwood, David M.
• 23-35. MODELLING NUTRITION KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDES, AND DIET–DISEASE AWARENESS: THE CASE OF DIETARY FIBRE
  Smallwood, David M., Blaylock, James, Variyam, Jayachandran N.
• 2307-2321. USING MULTIPLE DECREMENT MODELS TO ESTIMATE RISK AND MORBIDITY FROM SPECIFIC AIDS ILLNESSES
  Phair, John P., Day, Roger S., Detels, Roger R., Saah, Alfred J., Peng, Yun, Hoover, Donald R.
• 2307-2321. Using multiple decrement models to estimate risk and morbidity from specific AIDS illnesses (Disc: p2337-2340)
  Hoover, Donald R., Peng, Yun, Saah, Alfred J., Detels, Roger R., Day, Roger S., Phair, John P.
• 231-232. THE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION. A READER.
  Nelson, Lorene M.
• 2323-2336. PARAMETRIC MODELS TO ASSESS TRACKING OF CATEGORICAL HIGH-RISK SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR FOR HIV INFECTION
  MUÑOZ, ALVARO, Jacobson, Lisa P., Gange, Stephen J.
• 2323-2336. Parametric models to assess tracking of categorical high-risk sexual behaviour for HIV infection (Disc: p2337-2340)
  Munoz, Alvaro, Gange, Stephen J., Jacobson, Lisa P., Muñoz, Alvaro
• 233-247. Global tests for combination drug studies in factorial trials
  Hung, H. M. James
• 2337-2340. Discussion of ``AIDS data''
  Shiboski, Stephen
• 2341-2357. SEQUENTIAL MONITORING OF CLINICAL TRIALS WITH MULTIPLE SURVIVAL ENDPOINTS
  Williams, Paige L.
• 2341-2357. Sequential monitoring of clinical trials with multiple survival endpoints (Disc: p2367-2370)
  Williams, Paige L.
• 2359-2366. LONG-TERM FOLLOW-UP IN AIDS CLINICAL TRIALS
  Schoenfeld, David A.
• 2359-2366. Long-term follow-up in AIDS clinical trials (Disc: p2367-2370)
  Schoenfeld, David A.
• 2367-2370. Discussion of ``Monitoring clinical trials with multiple endpoints''
  Follmann, Dean
• 2371-2378. A control-conditional test for assessing HIV vaccine efficacy in small sample preclinical studies (Disc: p2405-2412)
  Albert, Jeffrey M.
• 2371-2378. A CONTROL-CONDITIONAL TEST FOR ASSESSING HIV VACCINE EFFICACY IN SMALL SAMPLE PRECLINICAL STUDIES
  Albert, Jeffrey M.
• 2379-2392. Comparing methods for calculating confidence intervals for vaccine efficacy (Disc: p2405-2412)
  Ewell, Marian
• 2379-2392. COMPARING METHODS FOR CALCULATING CONFIDENCE INTERVALS FOR VACCINE EFFICACY
  Ewell, Marian
• 2393-2404. Assessing the effect of HIV vaccination on infectiousness (Disc: p2405-2412)
  Rida, Wasima N.
• 2393-2404. ASSESSING THE EFFECT OF HIV VACCINATION ON INFECTIOUSNESS
  Rida, Wasima N.
• 2405-2412. Discussion of ``Evaluating HIV vaccines''
  Halloran, M. Elizabeth
• 2405-2412. DISCUSSION: VACCINE EFFECT ON SUSCEPTIBILITY
  Halloran, M. Elizabeth
• 2413-2423. Play the winner for phase II/III clinical trials (Disc: p2455-2458)
  Yao, Q., Wei, L. J.
• 2413-2423. PLAY THE WINNER FOR PHASE II/III CLINICAL TRIALS
  Wei, L. J., Yao, Q.
• 2425-2443. HIV TREATMENT STRATEGIES UTILIZING VIROLOGIC AND IMMUNOLOGIC MARKERS AS CRITERIA FOR CHANGING TREATMENTS
  Lagakos, Stephen, Elashoff, Michael
• 2425-2443. HIV treatment strategies utilizing virologic and immunologic markers as criteria for changing treatments (Disc: p2455-2458)
  Elashoff, Michael, Lagakos, Stephen
• 2445-2453. Data analysis issues for protocols with overlapping enrollment (Disc: p2455-2458)
  Larntz, Kinley, Neaton, James D., Wentworth, Deborah N., Yurik, Teresa
• 2445-2453. DATA ANALYSIS ISSUES FOR PROTOCOLS WITH OVERLAPPING ENROLLMENT
  Yurik, Teresa, Wentworth, Deborah N., Neaton, James D., Larntz, Kinley
• 2455-2458. Discussion of ``HIV treatment strategies''
  Cornell, Richard G.
• 2459-2473. Models for the incubation of AIDS and variations according to age and period
  Munoz, Alvaro, Muñoz, Alvaro, Xu, Jane
• 2475-2490. Non-parametric inference of a failure time distribution when the failure times are estimated
  Myra, Hyungjin, Lagakos, Stephen W.
• 249-262. Statistical reporting of clinical trials with individual changes from allocated treatment
  White, Ian R., Pocock, Stuart J.
• 2493-2507. Models for estimating the number of unpublished studies
  Gleser, Leon J., Olkin, Ingram
• 2509-2521. Non-parametric methods for comparing multiple treatment groups to a control group, based on incomplete non-decreasing repeated measurements
  Davis, Charles S.
• 2523-2538. Optimal sample allocation in clinical trials designed to investigate relative risks
  Eastwood, Brian J.
• 2539-2560. Smoothing geographical data, particularly rates of disease
  Kafadar, Karen
• 2561-2572. DETECTION OF OVERALL SPACE–TIME CLUSTERING IN A NON-UNIFORMLY DISTRIBUTED POPULATION
  Tuomilehto, Jaakko, Naukkarinen, Arvo, Colpaert, Alfred, Rusanen, Jarmo, Virtala, Esa, Karvonen, Marjatta, PITKÄNIEMI, JANNE, Ranta, Jukka
• 2561-2572. Detection of overall space-time clustering in a non-uniformly distributed population
  Pitkaniemi, Janne, Pitkaeniemi, Janne, Ranta, Jukka, Pitkäniemi, Janne, Karvonen, Marjatta, Virtala, Esa, Rusanen, Jarmo, Colpaert, Alfred, Naukkarinen, Arvo, Tuomilehto, Jaakko, DiMe Study Group
• 2573-2588. Population-averaged and cluster-specific models for clustered ordinal response data
  Have, Thomas R. Ten, Landis, J. Richard, Hartzel, Jonathan
• 2589-2601. Assessing interactions of binary time-dependent covariates with time in Cox proportional hazards regression models using cubic spline functions
  Heinzl, Harald, Kaider, Alexandra, Zlabinger, Gerhard
• 2603-2616. Differential recall bias and spurious associations in case/control studies
  Barry, Daniel
• 2617-2627. Use of a stochastic model for repeated binary assessment
  Hassaini, Habib, Ebbutt, Alan
• 2629-2632. OBSERVATIONAL STUDIES.
  Greenland, Sander
• 263-271. Randomized and non-randomized patients in clinical trials: Experiences with comprehensive cohort studies
  Schmoor, Claudia, Olschewski, Manfred, Schumacher, Martin
• 2635-2655. A three-step procedure for assessing bioequivalence in the general mixed model framework
  Vuorinen, Jouni, Turunen, Jari
• 2657-2667. A comparison of different approaches for fitting centile curves to birthweight data
  Bonellie, S. R., Raab, G. M.
• 2657-2667. A COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT APRROACHES FOR FITTING CENTILE CURVES TO BIRTHWEIGHT DATA
  Raab, G. M., Bonellie, S. R.
• 2669-2687. Sources of uncertainty in estimating HIV infection rates by back-calculation: An application to Italian data
  Mariotti, Sergio, Cascioli, Raffaella
• 2689-2702. Some statistical issues in project prioritization in the pharmaceutical industry
  Senn, Stephen
• 2703-2715. Sequential designs for equivalence studies
  Whitehead, John
• 2717-2732. Multi-level models for repeated measurement data: Application to quality of life data in clinical trials
  Beacon, Heather J., Thompson, Simon G.
• 273-281. Autoregressive age-period-cohort models
  Lee, Wen C., Lin, Ruey S.
• 273-281. AUTOREGRESSIVE AGE–PERIOD–COHORT MODELS
  Lin, Ruey S., Lee, Wen C.
• 2733-2749. Borrowing strength from external trials in a meta-analysis
  Higgins, Julian P. T., Whitehead, Anne
• 2751-2762. An application of a marked point process in pre-clinical medicine
  Berridge, Damon M.
• 2763-2780. Evaluation of long-term survival: Use of diagnostics and robust estimators with Cox's proportional hazards model
  Valsecchi, M. G., Silvestri, D., Sasieni, P.
• 2781-2795. Comparison of one-sample two-sided sequential $t$-tests for application in epidemiological studies
  Van der Tweel, Ingeborg, Kaaks, Rudolf, Van Noord, Paul A. H.
• 2781-2795. COMPARISON OF ONE-SAMPLE TWO-SIDED SEQUENTIAL t-TESTS FOR APPLICATION IN EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDIES
  Noord, Paul A. H. van, Kaaks, Rudolf, Tweel, Ingeborg van der
• 2797-2812. On the relationship between response to treatment and survival time
  Buyse, Marc, Piedbois, Pascal
• 2813-2826. Analysing non-compliance in clinical trials: Ethical imperative or mission impossible?
  Goetghebeur, Els J. T., Shapiro, Stanley H.
• 283-292. Interval censored survival data: A generalized linear modelling approach
  Farrington, C. P.
• 293-303. Measurement error models for ordinal exposure variables measured with error
  Rosner, Bernard A.
• 305-321. Reporting delay: A review with a simulation study and application to Spanish AIDS data
  Gonzalez Manteiga, W., Fernandez, E., Sellero, C. Sanchez, Fernandez, E. Vazquez, Sellero, C. Sánchez, Fernández, E. Vázquez, González Manteiga, W., Otero, X. L., Hervada, X., Fernández, E., Taboada, X. A.
• 323-333. A GENERALIZED LINEAR MODEL FOR ANALYSING RECEIVER OPERATING CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
  Herman, William H., Engelgau, Michael M., Thompson, Theodore J., Smith, Philip J.
• 323-333. A generalized linear model for analysing receiver operating characteristic curves (Corr: 97V16 p1299-1300)
  Smith, Philip J., Thompson, Theodore J., Engelgau, Michael M., Herman, William H.
• 335-336. DOSE FINDING STRATEGIES INVOLVING INTERIM ANALYSIS AND UNBALANCED TREATMENT ALLOCATION
  Hommel, Gerhard, Wargenau, Manfred
• 335-336. CORRECTIONS: A SIMPLE TEST FOR SPATIAL PATTERN IN REGIONAL HEALTH DATA
  WALTER, DR. S. D.
• 337-338. METHODOLOGY OF CLINICAL DRUG TRIALS
  Goldman, Anne I.
• 343-359. Designing studies for dose response
  Wong, Weng Kee, Lachenbruch, Peter A.
• 361-387. Multivariable prognostic models: Issues in developing models, evaluating assumptions and adequacy, and measuring and reducing errors
  Harrell, Frank E., Jr, Lee, Kerry L., Mark, Daniel B.
• 37-49. A tree-based method of analysis for prospective studies
  Zhang, Heping, Holford, Theodore, Bracken, Michael B.
• 389-428. Statistical approaches to human brain mapping by functional magnetic resonance imaging
  Lange, Nicholas
• 429-442. Non-parametric two-sample tests for repeated ordinal responses
  Fay, Michael P., Gennings, Chris
• 443-447. A model for cross-over trials evaluating therapeutic preferences
  Lindsey, J. K., Jones, B.
• 449-462. The incidence of cystic fibrosis
  Kosorok, Michael R., Wei, Wen-Hsiang, Farrell, Philip M.
• 463-476. Bayesian imputation of predictive values when covariate information is available and gold standard diagnosis is unavailable
  Munoz, Alvaro, Epstein, Leonardo D., Muñoz, Alvaro, He, David
• 477-496. Robustness and power of analysis of covariance applied to data distorted from normality by floor effects: Homogeneous regression slopes
  Sullivan, Lisa M., D'Agostino, Ralph B.
• 497-511. Assessment of HIV testing rates among HIV infected individuals using incidence data on HIV and AIDS diagnoses
  Marschner, Ian C.
• 51-60. The homogenetic estimate for the variance of survival rate
  Zhao, Guolong
• 513-525. Historical HIV incidence modelling in regional subgroups: Use of flexible discrete models with penalized splines based on prior curves
  Greenland, Sander
• 527-535. Analysis of cross-over trials for duration data
  Lindsey, J. K., Jones, B., Lewis, J. A.
• 537-557. Multiple-outcome meta-analysis of clinical trials
  Berkey, C. S., Anderson, J. J., Hoaglin, D. C.
• 561-562. MEASUREMENT, REGRESSION AND CALIBRATION.
  Carroll, R. J.
• 562-563. QUANTITATIVE METHODS IN BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES: A HISTORICAL ESSAY.
  Armitage, Peter
• 563-564. MODELING THE AIDS EPIDEMIC: PLANNING, POLICY AND PREDICTION.
  Becker, Niels G.
• 565-580. A model for the effect of cigarette smoking on lung cancer incidence in Connecticut
  Holford, Theodore R., Zhang, Zhongxin, Zheng, Tongzhang, McKay, Lisa A.
• 581-605. Misclassification of smoking habits as a source of bias in the study of environmental tobacco smoke and lung cancer
  Lee, Peter N., Forey, Barbara A.
• 607-618. Some techniques for the analysis of work sampling data
  Miller, Michael E., James, Margaret K., Langefeld, Carl D., Espeland, Mark A., Freedman, Jay A., Martin, Douglas K., Smith, David M.
• 61-74. Polynomials with asymptotes for longitudinal data (Corr: 97V16 p2927-2928)
  Jones, Richard H.
• 61-74. POLYNOMIALS WITH ASYMPTOTES FOR LONGITUDINAL DATA
  Jones, Richard H.
• 619-629. A likelihood approach to meta-analysis with random effects
  Hardy, Rebecca J., Thompson, Simon G.
• 631-645. The appropriateness of the Wilcoxon test in ordinal data
  Hilton, Joan F.
• 647-658. An asymptotic test for the equality of coefficients of variation from $k$ populations
  Feltz, Carol J., Miller, G. Edward
• 647-658. AN ASYMPTOTIC TEST FOR THE EQUALITY OF COEFFICIENTS OF VARIATION FROM k POPULATIONS
  Miller, G. Edward, Feltz, Carol J.
• 659-669. The impact of patient compliance on drug concentration profile in multiple doses
  Wang, Wenping, Husan, Francis, Chow, Shein-Chung
• 671-678. Sample size for the exact conditional test under inverse sampling
  Lui, Kung-Jong
• 679-680. TRENDS IN CANCER INCIDENCE AND MORTALITY.
  Capocaccia, Riccardo
• 681-682. Preface
  Skiadas, Christos H.
• 683-697. The four county study of childhood cancer: Clusters in context
  Reynolds, Peggy, Smith, Daniel F., Satariano, Enid, Nelson, David O., Goldman, Lynn R., Neutra, Raymond R.
• 699-705. Investigating increased incidence of events in the islands: A Hawaii Department of Health perspective
  Maskarinec, Gertraud
• 707-715. Childhood leukaemia in Sweden: Using GIS and a spatial scan statistic for cluster detection
  Gustafsson, Goran, Gustafsson, Goeran, Hjalmars, Ulf, Kulldorff, Martin, Gustafsson, Göran, Nagarwalla, Neville
• 717-726. Exploratory spatial analysis of birth defect rates in an urban population
  Rushton, Gerard, Lolonis, Panos
• 727-740. Surveillance of clustering near point sources
  Le, Nhu D., Petkau, A. John, Rosychuk, Rhonda
• 741-746. Cluster analysis with constraints: Its use with breast cancer mortality rates in Argentina
  Wojdyla, Daniel, Poletto, Leonor, Cuesta, Cristina, Badler, Clara, Passamonti, Maria Elena
• 747-757. Spatial and temporal clustering of an occupational poisoning: The example of green tobacco sickness
  McKnight, Robert H., Kryscio, Richard J., Mays, Jonathan R., Rodgers, George C., Jr
• 75-92. Statistical analysis of zidovudine (AZT) effect on CD4 cell counts in HIV disease
  McNeil, Alexander J., Gore, Sheila M.
• 759-763. A potential risk of cancer in a central laboratory
  Modan, Baruch, Blumstein, Zvia, Luxenburg, Osnat, Novikov, Ilya
• 765-782. Statistical power and design of focused clustering studies
  Waller, Lance A.
• 783-806. Realistic power simulations compare point- and area-based disease cluster tests
  Oden, Neal, Jacquez, Geoffrey, Grimson, Roger
• 807-816. Exploratory analysis as a sequel to suspected increased rate of cancer in a small residential or workplace community
  Chen, Rina
• 817-821. Cluster analysis by testing the statistical hypothesis of uniformity
  Saferis, Viktoras, Šaferis, Viktoras, Vilkauskas, Leonardas A.
• 823-836. A LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF EMERGENCY ROOM VISITS AND AIR POLLUTION FOR PRINCE GEORGE, BRITISH COLUMBIA
  Sun, Li, Song, Xue-Kun, LUNDBYE-CHRISTENSEN, SØREN, JØRGENSEN, BENT
• 823-836. A longitudinal study of emergency room visits and air pollution for Prince George, British Columbia (Corr: 97V16 p2928)
  Jorgensen, Bent, Joergensen, Bent, Lundbye-Christensen, Soren, Lundbye-Christensen, Soeren, Jørgensen, Bent, Lundbye-Christensen, Søren, Song, Xue-Kun, Sun, Li
• 837-843. A random graph model for the final-size distribution of household infections
  Islam, M. N., O'Shaughnessy, C. D., Smith, B.
• 845-850. A scan statistic with a variable window
  Nagarwalla, Neville
• 851-871. Disease clusters in structured environments
  Grimson, Roger C., Oden, Neal
• 873-885. Disease cluster statistics for imprecise space-time locations
  Jacquez, Geoffrey M.
• 887-892. The spatial autocorrelation coefficient Moran's $I$ under heteroscedasticity
  Waldhor, Thomas, Waldhoer, Thomas, Waldhör, Thomas
• 887-892. THE SPATIAL AUTOCORRELATION COEFFICIENT MORAN'S I UNDER HETEROSCEDASTICITY
  WALDHÖR, THOMAS
• 893-905. Localization of disease clusters using regional measures of spatial autocorrelation
  Munasinghe, Rajika L., Morris, Robert D.
• 907-917. An introduction to smoothing incidence rates by penalized likelihood
  Downer, Robert G.
• 919-929. Covariate adjusted mixture models and disease mapping with the program DismapWin
  Bohning, Dankmar, Boehning, Dankmar, Schlattmann, Peter, Dietz, Ekkehart, Böhning, Dankmar
• 93-102. Estimation of expected quality adjusted survival by cross-sectional survey
  Hwang, Jing-Shiang, Tsauo, Jau-Yih, Wang, Jung-Der
• 931-931. The computer package DismapWin
  Schlattmann, Peter
• 933-937. Sorting variables for each case: A new algorithm to calculate injury severity score (ISS) using SPSS-PC
  Linn, S.
• 939-941. Quadrat analysis software for the detection of spatial or temporal clustering
  Skelton, Adam G.
• 943-950. Cluster: A software system for epidemiologic cluster analysis
  Hall, H. I., Lee, C. V., Kaye, W. E.
• 951-952. Statistical software for the clustering of health events
  Jacquez, Geoffrey M.
• 953-967. Cross-over trials with censored data
  Feingold, Marcia, Gillespie, Brenda Wilson
• 969-986. Regret graphs, diagnostic uncertainty and Youden's index
  Hilden, Jorgen, Hilden, Joergen, Hilden, Jørgen, Glasziou, Paul
• 987-1002. Testing for adverse reactions using prescription event monitoring
  Andrew, J. E., Prescott, P., Smith, T. M. F., Inman, W. H. W., Kubota, K.
• -. METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES IN PHARMACOEPIDEMIOLOGY – APPLICATION TO SPONTANEOUS REPORTING.
  LEWIS, S. C.
• -. AN INTRODUCTION TO EPIDEMIOLOGY.
  Darby, Sarah C.
• -. STATISTICS IN THE MEDICAL LITERATURE: 2
  Altman, EDITOR: Douglas
• -. LOGISTIC REGRESSION. A SELF-LEARNING TEXT.
  Blettner, Maria
• -. NEW CAMBRIDGE STATISTICAL TABLES (2nd edn).
  Tjur, Tue
• -. STATISTICAL BASIS OF REFERENCE VALUES IN LABORATORY MEDICINE.
  SCHÄFER, HELMUT
• -. INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY: MAPS, SEQUENCES AND GENOMES.
  Wilson, Susan R.
• -. PHYSIOLOGY BY NUMBERS. AN ENCOURAGEMENT TO QUANTITATIVE THINKING.
  VØLUND, AAGE