Statistics in Medicine

Volume 21.

(as bibtex)

354 references.

Articles

• 1-2. Preface
  Dykstra, Richard L., Robertson, Tim, Silvapulle, Mervyn J.
• 1001-1001. Comment on ``Teaching hypothesis tests -- Time for significant change? (Pkg: p985-1001)
  Peters, T. J.
• 1003-1006. Medical students' perspective on the teaching of medical statistics in the undergraduate medical curriculum
  Astin, Jeremy, Jenkins, Tom, Moore, Laurence
• 1007-1007. Comment on ``Medical students' perspective on the teaching of medical statistics in the undergraduate medical curriculum'' (p1003-1006)
  Moore, Laurence
• 1009-1020. Teaching epidemiology and statistics by distance learning
  Bruce, Jane C., Bond, Stephen T., Jones, Michael E.
• 1021-1022. Comment on ``Teaching epidemiology and statistics by distance learning'' (p1009-1020)
  Gilmour, Harper
• 1023-1041. Selection models and pattern-mixture models to analyse longitudinal quality of life data subject to drop-out
  Michiels, Bart, Molenberghs, Geert, Bijnens, Luc, Vangeneugden, Tony, Thijs, Herbert
• 1043-1066. Coping with missing data in clinical trials: A model-based approach applied to asthma trials
  Carpenter, James, Pocock, Stuart, Lamm, Carl Johan
• 1067-1088. Longitudinal profiles of health care providers
  Bronskill, Susan E., Normand, Sharon-Lise T., Landrum, Mary Beth, Rosenheck, Robert A.
• 1089-1101. Estimation of an errors-in-variables regression model when the variances of the measurement errors vary between the observations
  Kulathinal, S. B., Kuulasmaa, Kari, Gasbarra, Dario
• 1103-1114. Functional data analysis with application to periodically stimulated foetal heart rate data. I: Functional regression
  Ratcliffe, Sarah J., Leader, Leo R., Heller, Gillian Z.
• 1115-1127. Functional data analysis with application to periodically stimulated foetal heart rate data. II: Functional logistic regression
  Ratcliffe, Sarah J., Heller, Gillian Z., Leader, Leo R.
• 1129-1144. Non-parametric confidence interval estimation for competing risks analysis: Application to contraceptive data
  Choudhury, Jahar B.
• 113-128. Hidden Markov models for the onset and progression of bronchiolitis obliterans syndrome in lung transplant recipients
  Jackson, Christopher H., Sharples, Linda D.
• 1145-1165. Prediction trees with soft nodes for binary outcomes
  Ciampi, Antonio, Couturier, Andre, Couturier, André, Li, Shaolin
• 1167-1171. Reply to comment on ``The impact of covariate imbalance on the size of the logrank test in randomized clinical trials'' (2000V19 p1955-1967)
  Kinukawa, Naoko, Nakamura, Tsuyoshi, Akazawa, Kouhei, Nose, Yoshiaki
• 1167-1167. Comment on ``The impact of covariate imbalance on the size of the logrank test in randomized clinical trials'' (2000V19 p1955-1967)
  Mazumdar, Madhu
• 1172-1172. Comment on ``Heterogeneity in phase I clinical trials: prior elicitation and computation using the continual reassessment method'' (2001V20 p867-882)
  Whitehead, John
• 1173-1188. Baseline information in structural failure time estimators for the effect of observed treatment compliance
  Loeys, T., Goetghebeur, E.
• 1189-1212. A Bayesian analysis of a proportion under non-ignorable non-response
  Nandram, Balgobin, Choi, Jai Won
• 1213-1235. A new parametric method based on S-distributions for computing receiver operating characteristic curves for continuous diagnostic tests
  Sorribas, Albert, March, Jaume, Trujillano, Javier
• 1237-1256. Properties of the summary receiver operating characteristic (SROC) curve for diagnostic test data
  Walter, S. D.
• 1257-1270. Estimating cancer prevalence using mixture models for cancer survival
  Phillips, Norman, Coldman, Andrew, McBride, Mary L.
• 1271-1287. Jointly modelling the relationship between survival and pulmonary function in cystic fibrosis patients
  Schluchter, Mark D., Konstan, Michael W., Davis, Pamela B.
• 1289-1307. Methods for evaluating the performance of diagnostic tests in the absence of a gold standard: A latent class model approach
  Garrett, Elizabeth S., Eaton, William W., Zeger, Scott
• 129-142. Item response models for joint analysis of quality of life and survival
  Wang, Chen, Douglas, Jeffrey, Anderson, Susan
• 1309-1330. A new approach to training back-propagation artificial neural networks: Empirical evaluation on ten data sets from clinical studies
  Ciampi, Antonio, Zhang, Fulin
• 1331-1335. Sample size requirements for estimating intraclass correlations with desired precision
  Bonett, Douglas G.
• 1337-1350. Sample size re-estimation in cluster randomization trials
  Lake, Stephen, Kammann, Erin, Klar, Neil, Betensky, Rebecca
• 1351-1364. Clinical trials of behavioural interventions with heterogeneous teaching subgroup effects
  Hoover, Donald R.
• 1365-1376. Study control, violators, inclusion criteria and defining explanatory and pragmatic trials
  McMahon, Alex D.
• 1377-1386. A note on ANOVA assumptions and robust analysis for a cross-over study
  Chen, Xun, Zhao, Peng-Liang, Zhang, Ji
• 1387-1408. Prediction of survival and opportunistic infections in HIV-infected patients: A comparison of imputation methods of incomplete CD4 counts
  Molenberghs, Geert, Williams, Paige L., Lipsitz, Stuart R.
• 1409-1427. Estimating risk and rate levels, ratios and differences in case-control studies
  King, Gary, Zeng, Langche
• 1429-1441. Small-sample adjustments in using the sandwich variance estimator in generalized estimating equations
  Pan, Wei, Wall, Melanie M.
• 143-164. Covariance models for nested repeated measures data: Analysis of ovarian steroid secretion data
  Park, Taesung, Lee, Young Jack
• 143-164. Covariance models for nested repeated measures data: analysis of ovarian steroid secretion data†
  Lee, Young Jack, Park, Taesung
• 1443-1459. Improved approximate confidence intervals for the mean of a log-normal random variable
  Taylor, Douglas J., Kupper, Lawrence L., Muller, Keith E.
• 1461-1469. Zero-inflated models for regression analysis of count data: A study of growth and development
  Cheung, Yin Bin
• 1471-1484. Analysis of mixed categorical data in 2×K contingency tables
  Gautam, Shiva
• 1471-1484. Analysis of mixed categorical data in $2 \times K$ contingency tables
  Gautam, Shiva
• 1485-1496. An empirical comparison of record linkage procedures
  Gomatam, Shanti, Carter, Randy, Ariet, Mario, Mitchell, Glenn
• 1497-1498. The Theory of the Design of Experiments. D. R. Cox and N. Reid, Chapman and Hall/CRC, Boca Raton, 2000. No. of pages: 323. Price: £39.99. ISBN 1-5-488-195-X
  Levy, Paul S.
• 1498-1499. Biostatistical Methods; The Assessment of Relative Risks. J. M. Lachin. Wiley Series in Probability and Statistics, No. of pages: 544. Price: £58.50. ISBN 0471-36996-9
  Moreau, Thierry
• 1499-1500. Multiple Comparisons and Multiple Tests. Using the SAS System. Peter H. Westfall, Randall D.Tobias, Dror Rom, Russell D. Wolfinger and Yosef Hochberg, SAS Institute, Cary, U.S.A. 2000. No. of pages: xiv + 397. Price: DKK 412.00. ISBN 1-58025-397-0
  Chiu, Yen-Feng
• 1503-1511. Investigating causes of heterogeneity in systematic reviews
  Glasziou, P. P., Sanders, S. L.
• 1513-1524. Statistical methods for assessing the influence of study characteristics on treatment effects in 'meta-epidemiological' research
  Sterne, Jonathan A. C., Juni, Peter, Jueni, Peter, Jüni, Peter, Schulz, Kenneth F., Altman, Douglas G., Bartlett, Christopher, Egger, Matthias
• 1525-1537. Exploring sources of heterogeneity in systematic reviews of diagnostic tests
  Lijmer, Jeroen G., Bossuyt, Patrick M. M., Heisterkamp, Siem H.
• 1539-1558. Quantifying heterogeneity in a meta-analysis
  Higgins, Julian P. T., Thompson, Simon G.
• 1559-1573. How should meta-regression analyses be undertaken and interpreted?
  Thompson, Simon G., Higgins, Julian P. T.
• 1575-1600. Issues in the selection of a summary statistic for meta-analysis of clinical trials with binary outcomes
  Deeks, Jonathan J.
• 1601-1623. Bayesian random effects meta-analysis of trials with binary outcomes: Methods for the absolute risk difference and relative risk scales
  Warn, D. E., Thompson, S. G., Spiegelhalter, D. J.
• 1625-1634. A comparison of handsearching versus MEDLINE searching to identify reports of randomized controlled trials
  Hopewell, S., Clarke, M., Lusher, A., Lefebvre, C., Westby, M.
• 1635-1640. Identification of randomized controlled trials in systematic reviews: Accuracy and reliability of screening records
  Edwards, Phil, Clarke, Mike, DiGuiseppi, Carolyn, Pratap, Sarah, Roberts, Ian, Wentz, Reinhard
• 1641-1661. Using inverse weighting and predictive inference to estimate the effects of time-varying treatments on the discrete-time hazard
  Dawson, Ree, Lavori, Philip W.
• 165-176. On the inappropriateness of an EM algorithm based procedure for blinded sample size re-estimation
  Friede, Tim, Kieser, Meinhard
• 1663-1680. Comment on ``Using inverse weighting and predictive inference to estimate the effects of time-varying treatments on the discrete-time hazard''(p1641-1661)
  Robins, James M.
• 1663-1680. Commentary on ‘Using inverse weighting and predictive inference to estimate the effects of time-varying treatments on the discrete-time hazard’
  Robins, James M.
• 1681-1687. Rejoinder for ‘Using inverse weighting and predictive inference to estimate the effects of time-varying treatments on the discrete-time hazard’
  Lavori, Philip W., Dawson, Ree
• 1681-1687. Reply to comment on ``Using inverse weighting and predictive inference to estimate the effects of time-varying treatments on the discrete-time hazard''(p1641-1661)
  Dawson, Ree, Lavori, Philip W.
• 1689-1709. Estimating the causal effect of zidovudine on CD4 count with a marginal structural model for repeated measures
  Hernán, Miguel A., Hernan, Miguel A., Brumback, Babette A., Robins, James M.
• 1711-1726. Early selection in a randomized phase II clinical trial†
  Venzon, David J., Steinberg, Seth M.
• 1711-1726. Early selection in a randomized phase II clinical trial
  Steinberg, Seth M., Venzon, David J.
• 1727-1742. Reproducibility probability in clinical trials
  Shao, Jun, Chow, Shein-Chung
• 1743-1760. Assessing rater agreement using marginal association models
  Perkins, Susan M., Becker, Mark P.
• 1761-1772. Simultaneous estimation of intrarater and interrater agreement for multiple raters under order restrictions for a binary trait
  Kirchner, H. Lester, Lemke, Jon H.
• 177-189. Group sequential monitoring of years of life saved with paired censored survival data
  Murray, Susan
• 1773-1785. The predictive value of microbiologic diagnostic tests if asymptomatic carriers are present
  Gunnarsson, Ronny K., Lanke, Jan
• 1787-1801. Sample size and power determination for clustered repeated measurements
  Liu, Aiyi, Shih, W. J., Gehan, E.
• 1803-1803. Comment on ``A comparison of methods to detect publication bias in meta-analysis'' (2001V20 p641-654)
  Begg, Colin B.
• 1804-1804. Reply to comment on ``A comparison of methods to detect publication bias in meta-analysis'' (2001V20 p641-654)
  Macaskill, Petra, Irwig, Les, Walter, Stephen D.
• 1805-1823. Adaptive dose finding for phase I clinical trials of drugs used for chemotherapy of cancer
  Potter, Douglas M.
• 1825-1847. Alternative confidence intervals for the assessment of bioequivalence in four-period cross-over designs
  Quiroz, Jorge, Ting, Naitee, Wei, Greg C. G., Burdick, Richard K.
• 1849-1865. Receiver operating characteristic (ROC) analysis for diagnostic examinations with uninterpretable cases
  Lu, Ying, Heller, Daniel N., Zhao, Shoujun
• 1867-1885. Analysis of mutational spectra: Locating hotspots and clusters of mutations using recursive segmentation
  Fijal, Bonnie A., Idury, Ramana M., Witte, John S.
• 1887-1897. Concordance of disease form in kindreds ascertained through affected individuals
  Winawer, Melodie, Ottman, Ruth, Rabinowitz, Daniel
• 1899-1911. A Pearson-type goodness-of-fit test for stationary and time-continuous Markov regression models
  Aguirre-Hernández, R., Aguirre-Hernandez, R., Farewell, V. T.
• 191-202. Analysis of ulcer data using hierarchical generalized linear models
  Lee, Youngjo, Nelder, John A.
• 1913-1935. Diagnostics for conformity of paired quantitative measurements
  Hawkins, Douglas M.
• 1937-1953. Permutation tests for detecting and estimating mixtures in task performance within groups
  Lo, Yungtai, Matthysse, Steven, Rubin, Donald B., Holzman, Philip S.
• 1955-1956. Comment on ``Power comparison of robust approximate and non-parametric tests for the analysis of cross-over trials'' (2001V20 p1185-1196)
  Chen, Xun
• 1955-1956. Power comparison of robust approximate and non-parametric tests for the analysis of cross-over trials by J. A. Correa and F. Bellavance, Statistics in Medicine 2001; 20:1185–1196.
  Chen, Xun
• 1956-1958. Reply to comment on ``Power comparison of robust approximate and non-parametric tests for the analysis of cross-over trials'' (2001V20 p1185-1196)
  Correa, Jose A., Bellavance, Francois, Bellavance, François
• 1958-1960. Comment on ``Test statistics and sample size formulae for comparative binomial trials with null hypothesis of non-zero risk difference or non-unity relative risk'' (1990V9 p1447-1454)
  Schoder, Volker
• 1958-1960. Test statistics and sample size formulae for comparative binomial trials with null hypothesis of non-zero risk difference or non-unity relative risk by C. P. Farrington and G. Manning, Statistics in Medicine 1990; 9:1447–1454
  Schoder, Volker
• 1960-1960. Reply to comment on ``Test statistics and sample size formulae for comparative binomial trials with null hypothesis of non-zero risk difference or non-unity relative risk'' (1990V9 p1447-1454)
  Farrington, C. P.
• 1961-1962. 1. Design and Analysis of Cluster Randomization Trials in Health Research. Allan Donner and Neil Klar, Arnold, London, 2000. No. of pages: x+178. Price:£35.ISBN 0-340-691530
  Andersen, Per Kragh
• 1962-1963. 2. Birth Counts. Statistics of Pregnancy and Childbirth. 2nd edn. Volumes 1 and 2. Alison Macfarlane and Miranda Mugford, The Stationery Office, London, 2000. No. of pages: xxv + 447 and xxx + 673. Price: £29.95 per volume or £45.00 for both. ISBN 0-11-621049-4 (volume 1) and 0-11-620917-8 (volume 2)
  Knudsen, Lisbeth B.
• 1963-1964. 3. Applied Logistic Regression. 2nd edn. David W. Hosmer and Stanley Lemeshow. Wiley, New York, 2000. No. of pages: xii+373. Price: £60.95. ISBN 0-471-35632-8
  Andersen, Per Kragh
• 1964-1966. 4. Multilevel Modelling of Health Statistics. A. H. Leyland and H. Goldstein (eds), Wiley, Chichester, 2001. No. of pages: xvii+217. Price $95.00. ISBN 0-471-99890-7
  Skrondal, Anders
• 1966-1967. 5. Multidimensional Scaling. 2nd edn. Trevor F. Cox and Michael A. A. Cox, Chapman & Hall/CRC, Boca Raton, London, New York, Washington DC, 2000. No. of pages: xiv + 309. Price: $79.95. ISBN 1-58488-094-5
  Marshall, Roger
• 1969-1989. Designing complex group sequential survival trials
  Lakatos, Edward
• 1991-2012. Bayesian two-stage designs for phase II clinical trials
  Tan, Say-Beng, Machin, David
• 2013-2025. Meta-analysis of method comparison studies
  Williamson, P. R., Lancaster, G. A., Craig, J. V., Smyth, R. L.
• 2027-2044. On the assessment of adverse drug reactions from spontaneous reporting systems: The influence of under-reporting on odds ratios
  Heijden, Peter G. M. van der, Puijenbroek, Eugene P. van, Puijenbroek, Eugène P. van, Buuren, Stef van, Hofstede, Jacques W. van der
• 203-217. Complete imputation of missing repeated categorical data: One-sample applications
  West, Colin P., Dawson, Jeffrey D.
• 2045-2055. Comparison of bandwidth selection methods for kernel smoothing of ROC curves
  Zhou, Xiao-Hua, Harezlak, Jaroslaw
• 2057-2075. A Bayesian space varying parameter model applied to estimating fertility schedules
  Assunção, Renato M., Assuncao, Renato M., Potter, Joseph E., Cavenaghi, Suzana M.
• 2077-2091. Time-varying exposure and the impact of stressful life events on onset of affective disorder
  Wainwright, Nicholas W. J., Surtees, Paul G.
• 2093-2108. Modelling HIV viral rebound using non-linear mixed effects models
  Fitzgerald, Anthony P., DeGruttola, Victor G., Vaida, Florin
• 21-33. Evaluating inter-hospital variability in mortality rates over time, allowing for time-varying effects
  Galai, Noya, Simchen, Elisheva, Braun, Dalit, Mandel, Micha, Zitser-Gurevich, Yana
• 2109-2129. Kappa coefficients in medical research
  Kraemer, Helena Chmura, Periyakoil, Vyjeyanthi S., Noda, Art
• 2131-2144. Meta-analysis combining parallel and cross-over clinical trials. I: Continuous outcomes
  Curtin, François, Curtin, Francois, Altman, Douglas G., Elbourne, Diana
• 2145-2159. Meta-analysis combining parallel and cross-over clinical trials. II: Binary outcomes
  Curtin, François, Curtin, Francois, Elbourne, Diana, Altman, Douglas G.
• 2161-2173. Meta-analysis combining parallel and cross-over clinical trials. III: The issue of carry-over
  Curtin, François, Curtin, Francois, Elbourne, Diana, Altman, Douglas G.
• 2175-2197. Flexible parametric proportional-hazards and proportional-odds models for censored survival data, with application to prognostic modelling and estimation of treatment effects
  Royston, Patrick, Parmar, Mahesh K. B.
• 219-229. Non-linear hierarchical models for monitoring compliance
  Pauler, Donna K., Laird, Nan M.
• 2199-2214. A Bayesian approach to parameter estimation in HIV dynamical models
  Putter, H., Heisterkamp, S. H., Lange, J. M. A., Wolf, F. de
• 2215-2223. Robustness of choice of number of doses for maximum likelihood estimation of the ED$_50$ in bioassay
  Huang, Yangxin
• 2215-2223. Robustness of choice of number of doses for maximum likelihood estimation of the ED50 in bioassay
  Huang, Yangxin
• 2225-2242. Potential of feature selection methods in heart rate variability analysis for the classification of different cardiovascular diseases
  Schumann, Agnes, Wessel, Niels, Schirdewan, Alexander, Osterziel, Karl Josef, Voss, Andreas
• 2243-2255. On the issue of `multiple' first failures in competing risks analysis
  Tai, Bee-Choo, White, Ian R, Gebski, Val, Machin, David
• 2243-2255. On the issue of ‘multiple’ first failures in competing risks analysis
  Tai, Bee-Choo, White, Ian R, Machin, David, Gebski, Val
• 2257-2269. A three-dimensional model for the tooth-loss patterns by multi-plane regression analysis
  Sasahara, Hisako, Sasahara, Hideo, Kawamura, Makoto
• 2271-2285. Disease prevalence estimations based on contact registrations in general practice
  Hoogenveen, Rudolf, Schellevis, Francois, Westert, Gert, Dijkgraaf, Marcel, Schellevis, François, Bakker, Dinny de
• 2287-2290. Sympercents: symmetric percentage differences on the 100 logescale simplify the presentation of log transformed data by T. J. Cole, Statistics in Medicine 2000; 19: 3109–3125.
  Kryakin, Yuri V., Cole, Tim J.
• 2287-2290. Comment on ``Sympercents: symmetric percentage differences on the 100 log$_e$ scale simplify the presentation of log transformed data'' (2000V19 p3109-3125)
  Cole, Tim J., Kryakin, Yuri V.
• 2291-2292. A Basic Course in Statistics, 4th edn, G. M. Clarke and D. Cooke, Arnold, 1997. No. of pages:xxiii+672.Price:£19.99.ISBN0340719958
  Tutz, Gerhard
• 2292-2293. Causality: Models, Reasoning and Inference. Judea Pearl, Cambridge University Press, New York, 2000. No. of pages: 384. Price: $39.95. ISBN 0-521-77362-8
  Didelez, Vanessa
• 2293-2294. A Handbook of Statistical Analyses Using Stata, 2ndedn,Sophia Rabe-Hesketh and Brian Everitt,Chapman&Hall/CRC,London,U.K.,1998. No. of pages: xi+215. Price:£19.95. ISBN 0-849-30387-7
  Hoffmann, Raymond
• 2295-2312. A Bayesian fixed effects analysis of the Mantel–Haenszel model applied to meta-analysis
  Duffy, John C., Leonard, Thomas
• 2295-2312. A Bayesian fixed effects analysis of the Mantel-Haenszel model applied to meta-analysis
  Leonard, Thomas, Duffy, John C.
• 231-245. Tests for equivalence or non-inferiority for paired binary data
  Liu, Jen-pei, Hsueh, Huey-miin, Hsieh, Eric, Chen, James J.
• 2313-2324. Network meta-analysis for indirect treatment comparisons
  Lumley, Thomas
• 2325-2330. Fixed-effect versus random-effect models for evaluating therapeutic preferences
  Lee, Y.
• 2331-2344. Periodograms and pulse detection methods for pulsatile hormone data
  Grambsch, Patricia, Meller, William H., Grambsch, P. Victor
• 2345-2354. Prediction of the long-term survival in breast cancer patients according to the present oncological status
  Hatteville, Laurence, Mahe, Cedric, Mahe, Cédric, Hill, Catherine
• 2355-2368. Estimation of the time-dependent vaccine efficacy from a measles epidemic
  Eichner, M., Diebner, H. H., Schubert, C., Kreth, H. W., Dietz, K.
• 2369-2382. Maximum likelihood estimation in the joint analysis of time-to-event and multiple longitudinal variables
  Lin, Haiqun, McCulloch, Charles E., Mayne, Susan T.
• 2383-2390. Evaluating serial observations of precancerous lesions for further study as a trigger for early intervention
  Baker, Stuart G., Tockman, Melvyn S.
• 2383-2390. Evaluating serial observations of precancerous lesions for further study as a trigger for early intervention†
  Tockman, Melvyn S., Baker, Stuart G.
• 2391-2402. Penalized likelihood approach to estimate a smooth mean curve on longitudinal data
  Jacqmin-Gadda, Hélène, Jacqmin-Gadda, Helene, Chene, Genevieve, Joly, Pierre, Commenges, Daniel, Binquet, Christine, Chêne, Geneviève
• 2403-2407. An application of the technique of density estimation in geographical epidemiology of goitre in the Muzaffarpur district of Bihar state of India
  Mukherjee, Ajit, Kumar, Shiv, Mittal, Rakesh, Saxena, N. C.
• 2409-2419. A solution to the problem of separation in logistic regression
  Heinze, Georg, Schemper, Michael
• 2421-2436. A weighted estimating equation for linear regression with missing covariate data
  Parzen, Michael, Lipsitz, Stuart R., Ibrahim, Joseph G., Lipshultz, Steven
• 2437-2444. Comment on ``Replication, $p$-values and evidence'' (1992V11 p875-879)
  Senn, Stephen
• 2437-2444. A comment on replication, p-values and evidence S.N.Goodman, Statistics in Medicine 1992; 11:875-879
  Senn, Stephen
• 2445-2447. Reply to comment on ``Replication, $p$-values and evidence'' (1992V11 p875-879)
  Goodman, Steven N.
• 2449-2463. Estimating a treatment effect in survival studies in which patients switch treatment
  Branson, Michael, Whitehead, John
• 2465-2477. Inflation of type I error rate in two statistical tests for the detection of publication bias in meta-analyses with binary outcomes
  Schwarzer, Guido, Antes, Gerd, Schumacher, Martin
• 247-261. Standardization using the harmonically weighted ratios: Internal and external comparisons
  Lee, Wen-Chung
• 2479-2493. Minimax two-stage-designs with applications to tissue banking case-control studies†
  Behm, Fredrick, Pullen, Jeanette, Camitta, Bruce, Link, Michael, Shuster, Jonathan
• 2479-2493. Minimax two-stage-designs with applications to tissue banking case-control studies
  Shuster, Jonathan, Link, Michael, Camitta, Bruce, Pullen, Jeanette, Behm, Fredrick
• 2495-2509. Bias in risk estimation: Application to down's syndrome screening
  Williams, K. L., Nix, A. B. J.
• 2511-2526. A multistate model for the genetic analysis of the ageing process
  Giard, Nicole, Lichtenstein, Paul, Yashin, Anatoli I.
• 2511-2526. A multistate model for the genetic analysis of the ageing process†
  Yashin, Anatoli I., Lichtenstein, Paul, Giard, Nicole
• 2527-2546. Assessing the gain in diagnostic performance when combining two diagnostic tests
  Macaskill, Petra, Walter, Stephen D., Irwig, Les, Franco, Eduardo L.
• 2547-2562. Multivariate survival analysis with doubly-censored data: Application to the assessment of accutane treatment for fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva
  Jones, Geoffrey, Rocke, David M.
• 2563-2599. Likelihood methods for measuring statistical evidence
  Blume, Jeffrey D.
• 2601-2603. Randomized consent designs for clinical trials: an update by M. Zelen, Statistics in Medicine 1990; 9: 645–656
  Lui, Kung-Jong, Lin, Chii-Dean
• 2601-2603. Comment on ``Randomized consent designs for clinical trials: An update'' (1990V9 p645-656)
  Lin, Chii-Dean, Lui, Kung-Jong
• 2603-2605. Reply to comment on ``Randomized consent designs for clinical trials: An update'' (1990V9 p645-656)
  Zelen, Marvin
• 2607-2608. Environmental Statistics with S-Plus. Steven P. Millard and Nagaraj K. Neerchal. CRC Press LLC, London, 2001. No. of pages: 830. Price: $79.95. ISBN 0-0893-7168-6
  Petersen, Jørgen Holm
• 2608-2609. Statistics for People Who (Think They) Hate Statistics. Neil J. Salkind, Sage Publications, London, 2000. No. of pages: xxi + 385. Price: £44.00. ISBN 0-7619-1621-0
  Rogind, Henrik
• 2610-2611. Meta-Analysis in Medicine and Health Policy. Dalene K. Stangl and Donald A. Berry (eds), Marcel Dekker, New York, 2000. No. of pages: 398. Price: $155.00. ISBN 0-8247-9030-8
  Williamson, Paula
• 2611-2612. Fundamentals of Modern Statistical Methods. Rand R. Wilcox, Springer-Verlag, New York, 2001. No. of pages: xiii+258. Price: $49.95. ISBN 0-387-95157-1
  Pinna, Gian Domenico
• 2613-2622. Statistical issues in the assessment of the evidence for an interaction between factors in epilepsy trials
  Williamson, Paula R., Clough, Helen E., Hutton, Jane L., Marson, Anthony G., Chadwick, David W.
• 2623-2639. Fisher information matrix for non-linear mixed-effects models: Evaluation and application for optimal design of enoxaparin population pharmacokinetics
  Bruno, Rene, Mentre, France, Retout, Sylvie, Mentré, France, Bruno, René
• 263-275. A local likelihood proportional hazards model for interval censored data
  Betensky, Rebecca A., Lindsey, Jane C., Ryan, Louise M., Wand, M. P.
• 2641-2652. A graphical method for exploring heterogeneity in meta-analyses: Application to a meta-analysis of 65 trials
  Mahe, Cedric, Baujat, Bertrand, Mahé, Cédric, Pignon, Jean-Pierre, Hill, Catherine
• 2653-2669. Estimating disease prevalence in the absence of a gold standard
  Black, Michael A., Craig, Bruce A.
• 2671-2683. Survival curve estimation with partial non-random exposure information
  Brookmeyer, Ron, Curriero, Frank C.
• 2685-2701. Graphical models for multivariate time series from intensive care monitoring
  Gather, Ursula, Imhoff, Michael, Fried, Roland
• 2703-2721. Hierarchical statistical modelling of influenza epidemic dynamics in space and time
  Mugglin, Andrew S., Cressie, Noel, Gemmell, Islay
• 2723-2738. Goodness-of-fit processes for logistic regression: Simulation results
  Hosmer, David W., Hjort, Nils Lid
• 2739-2756. Intensive short courses in biostatistics for fellows and physicians
  Ambrosius, Walter T., Manatunga, Amita K.
• 2757-2770. Competing designs for phase I clinical trials: A review
  Rosenberger, William F., Haines, Linda M.
• 277-291. Bias adjustment in analysing longitudinal data with informative missingness
  Park, Soomin, Palta, Mari, Shao, Jun, Shen, Lei
• 2771-2771. Correction to ``Spatial mixture relative risk models applied to disease mapping'' (p359-370)
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• 2772-2773. Design and implementation of health information systems. Theo Lippeveld, Rainer Sauerborn and Claude Bodart (eds), World Health Organization, Geneva, 2000. No. of pages: xi+270. Price: Sw. fr. 70. ISBN 92-4-156199-8
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• 2773-2774. Epidemic modelling: an introduction. Daryl J. Daley and Joe Gani, Cambridge University Press, U.K., 1999. No. of pages: xii+213. Price: £30.00. ISBN 0-521-64079-2
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• 2779-2787. Clinical trials in the new millennium
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• 2789-2795. On changing a long-term clinical trial midstream
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• 2797-2805. Advanced issues in the design and conduct of randomized clinical trials: The bigger the better?
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• 2807-2814. Size isn't everything
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• 2815-2822. The Cochrane collaboration -- How is it progressing?
  Laupacis, Andreas
• 2823-2829. Role of the data and safety monitoring committee (DSMC)
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• 2831-2842. Regulatory perspectives on data monitoring
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• 2843-2851. Monitoring clinical trials: Issues and controversies regarding confidentiality
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• 2853-2858. Ethical issues in clinical trials in developing countries
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• 2859-2867. Clinical research and trials in developing countries
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• 2869-2877. Publishing research from developing countries
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• 2879-2888. Economic evaluation in long-term clinical trials
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• 2889-2897. Evaluating the costs and effectiveness of cardiovascular therapies: Who cares about economic analyses?
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• 2899-2908. The role of covariates in estimating treatment effects and risk in long-term clinical trials
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• 2909-2916. Bayesian subset analysis: Application to studying treatment-by-gender interactions
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• 2917-2930. Subgroup analysis, covariate adjustment and baseline comparisons in clinical trial reporting: Current practice and problems
  Pocock, Stuart J., Assmann, Susan E., Enos, Laura E., Kasten, Linda E.
• 293-312. Cure model analysis in cancer: An application to data from the Children's Cancer Group
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• 2931-2938. The European regulatory experience
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• 2939-2948. Policy developments in regulatory approval
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• 2949-2957. Industry perspectives on ICH guidelines
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• 2959-2970. Combined endpoints: Can we use them?
  Lubsen, Jacobus, Kirwan, Bridget-Anne
• 2971-2980. Issues in the meta-analysis of cluster randomized trials
  Donner, Allan, Klar, Neil
• 2981-2989. Innovative designs in behavioural trials
  Thompson, Bruce, Jacob, Rolfe G., Frederick, Margaret, Geller, Nancy V., Hunsberger, Sally
• 2991-3009. The ebb and flow of the NHS waiting list: how do recruitment and admission affect event-based measures of the length of ‘time-to-admission’?
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• 2991-3009. The ebb and flow of the NHS waiting list: How do recruitment and admission affect event-based measures of the length of
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• 3-19. Marginal estimation for multi-stage models: waiting time distributions and competing risks analyses†
  Datta, Somnath, Satten, Glen A.
• 3-19. Marginal estimation for multi-stage models: Waiting time distributions and competing risks analyses
  Satten, Glen A., Datta, Somnath
• 3011-3022. A Bayesian ordinal model for heterogeneity in a multi-centre myocardial infarction clinical trial
  Manda, Samuel O. M.
• 3023-3033. Dynamic modelling of a challenge-escalation cross-over study of treatment of capsaicin-induced coughing
  Lindsey, J. K., Stevens, J. W., Jones, B., Jackson, D.
• 3035-3054. Performance of weighted estimating equations for longitudinal binary data with drop-outs missing at random
  Preisser, John S., Lohman, Kurt K., Rathouz, Paul J.
• 3055-3070. Mechanistic modelling in large case-control studies of lung cancer risk from smoking
  Heidenreich, W. F., Wellmann, J., Jacob, P., Wichmann, H. E.
• 3071-3078. Replacing the no-effect level (NOEL) with bounded effect levels (OBEL and LEBEL)
  Hansson, Sven Ove
• 3079-3092. Interval estimation for Poisson capture-recapture models in epidemiology
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• 3079-3092. Interval estimation for Poisson capture–recapture models in epidemiology
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• 3093-3106. Estimation of the area under the ROC curve
  Faraggi, David, Reiser, Benjamin
• 3107-3117. Interval estimation of generalized odds ratio in data with repeated measurements
  Lui, Kung-Jong
• 3119-3135. Reference curves based on non-parametric quantile regression
  Saracco, Jerome, Girard, Stephane, Gannoun, Ali, Girard, Stéphane, Guinot, Christiane, Saracco, Jérôme
• 313-326. Residual-based tree-structured survival analysis
  Kele, Sündüz, Kele, Sunduz, Kele, Suenduez
• 3137-3151. A practical approach for comparing means of two groups without equal variance assumption
  Wang, Hansheng, Chow, Shein-Chung
• 3153-3159. A simple confidence interval for meta-analysis
  Sidik, Kurex, Jonkman, Jeffrey N.
• 3161-3181. Model misspecification sensitivity analysis in estimating causal effects of interventions with non-compliance
  Jo, Booil
• 3183-3195. Cancer-specific survival of patients with multiple cancers: An application to patients with multiple breast cancers
  Heinaevaara, S., Heinavaara, S., Heinävaara, S., Teppo, L., Hakulinen, T.
• 3197-3217. A copula-based model for multivariate non-normal longitudinal data: Analysis of a dose titration safety study on a new antidepressant
  Vandenhende, Francois, Lambert, Philippe, Vandenhende, François
• 3219-3233. Proportional hazards models with frailties and random effects
  O'Quigley, John, Stare, Janez
• 3235-3247. A semi-parametric accelerated failure time cure model
  Li, Chin-Shang, Taylor, Jeremy M. G.
• 3249-3260. A Markov model for sample size calculation and inference in vaccine cost-effectiveness studies
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• 3261-3278. On the potential of measurement error to induce differential bias on odds ratio estimates: An example from radon epidemiology
  Kuechenhoff, H., Kuchenhoff, H., Heid, I. M., Küchenhoff, H., Wellmann, J., Gerken, M., Kreienbrock, L., Wichmann, H. E.
• 3279-3289. Parametric models for accelerated and long-term survival: A comment on proportional hazards
  Frankel, Paul, Longmate, Jeffrey
• 3291-3315. Multilevel modelling of medical data
  Goldstein, Harvey, Browne, William, Rasbash, Jon
• 331-345. Sample size considerations in observational health care quality studies
  Normand, Sharon-Lise T., Zou, Kelly H.
• 3317-3324. Dealing with competing risks: Testing covariates and calculating sample size
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• 3325-3335. Detecting dose-response using contrasts: Asymptotic power and sample size determination for binomial data
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• 3325-3335. Detecting dose–response using contrasts: asymptotic power and sample size determination for binomial data
  Hothorn, Ludwig A., Bretz, Frank
• 3337-3351. Aggregate data meta-analysis with time-to-event outcomes
  Williamson, Paula R., Smith, Catrin Tudur, Hutton, Jane L., Marson, Anthony G.
• 3353-3367. Regression analysis based on pairwise ordering of patients' clinical histories
  Follmann, Dean A.
• 3369-3382. Assessing chronic disease progression using non-homogeneous exponential regression Markov models: An illustration using a selective breast cancer screening in Taiwan
  Hsieh, Hsin-Ju, Chen, Tony Hsiu-Hsi, Chang, Shu-Hui
• 3383-3393. Choice of stratification in Poisson process analysis of recurrent event data with environmental covariates
  Dewanji, Anup, Moolgavkar, Suresh H.
• 3395-3409. Binary partitioning for continuous longitudinal data: Categorizing a prognostic variable
  Abdolell, M., LeBlanc, M., Stephens, D., Harrison, R. V.
• 3411-3430. Use of statistical models for evaluating antibody response as a correlate of protection against varicella
  Chan, Ivan S. F., Li, Shu, Matthews, Holly, Chan, Christina, Vessey, Rupert, Sadoff, Jerald, Heyse, Joseph
• 3431-3446. Assessing intrarater, interrater and test-retest reliability of continuous measurements
  Rousson, Valentin, Gasser, Theo, Seifert, Burkhardt
• 3431-3446. Assessing intrarater, interrater and test–retest reliability of continuous measurements
  Seifert, Burkhardt, Gasser, Theo, Rousson, Valentin
• 3447-3464. Two approaches to mutation detection based on functional data
  Pfeiffer, Ruth M., Bura, Efstathia, Smith, Amelia, Rutter, Joni L.
• 3447-3464. Two approaches to mutation detection based on functional data†
  Rutter, Joni L., Smith, Amelia, Bura, Efstathia, Pfeiffer, Ruth M.
• 3465-3474. Block principal component analysis with application to gene microarray data classification
  Liu, Aiyi, Zhang, Ying, Gehan, Edmund, Clarke, Robert
• 347-358. Spatio-temporal modelling of rates for the construction of disease maps
  MacNab, Ying C., Dean, C. B.
• 3475-3491. Local likelihood analysis of the latency distribution with interval censored intermediate events
  Bebchuk, Judith D., Betensky, Rebecca A.
• 3493-3510. Comparing proportional hazards and accelerated failure time models for survival analysis
  Nunez-Anton, Vicente, Orbe, Jesus, Ferreira, Eva, Núñez-Antón, Vicente
• 35-50. Sample size requirements for matched case-control studies of gene-environment interaction
  Gauderman, W. James
• 35-50. Sample size requirements for matched case-control studies of gene–environment interaction
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• 3511-3526. Estimation and projections of cancer prevalence from cancer registry data
  Verdecchia, Arduino, Angelis, Giovanni De, Capocaccia, Riccardo
• 3527-3542. An adaptive test of significance for a subset of regression coefficients
  O'Gorman, Thomas W.
• 3543-3570. Power and sample size for DNA microarray studies
  Lee, Mei-Ling Ting, Whitmore, G. A.
• 3571-3582. The origin of DNA replication and Fieller's problem
  Truong, Young K., Scott, Rona S., Vos, Jean-Michel H.
• 3583-3593. Evaluating mixed stains with contributors of different ethnic groups under the NRC-II recommendation 4.1
  Fung, Wing K., Hu, Yue-Qing
• 359-370. Spatial mixture relative risk models applied to disease mapping
  Lawson, Andrew B., Clark, Allan
• 3595-3607. Adjustment for misclassification in studies of familial aggregation of disease using routine register data
  Andersen, Elisabeth Wreford, Andersen, Per Kragh
• 3609-3625. Optimal designs of two-stage studies for estimation of sensitivity, specificity and positive predictive value
  McNamee, Roseanne
• 3627-3638. Statistical estimation of parameters in a disease transmission model: analysis of a Cryptosporidium outbreak
  Eisenberg, Joseph N. S., Jr, John M. Colford, Laan, Mark J. van der, Hubbard, Alan E., Brookhart, M. Alan
• 3627-3638. Statistical estimation of parameters in a disease transmission model: Analysis of a
  Brookhart, M. Alan, Hubbard, Alan E., Laan, Mark J. van der, Jr, John M. Colford, Eisenberg, Joseph N. S.
• 3639-3654. A hierarchical Poisson mixture regression model to analyse maternity length of hospital stay
  Wang, K., Yau, Kelvin K. W., Lee, Andy H.
• 3655-3675. The study of long-term HIV dynamics using semi-parametric non-linear mixed-effects models
  Wu, Hulin, Zhang, Jin-Ting
• 3677-3685. Selecting the best method to evaluate bronchodilation when analysing bronchodilator studies
  Goedhart, Dick M., Zanen, Pieter
• 3687-3700. Alternatives to the hazard ratio in summarizing efficacy in time-to-event studies: An example from influenza trials
  Keene, Oliver N.
• 3701-3714. Updating of covariates and choice of time origin in survival analysis: Problems with vaguely defined disease states
  Liestøl, Knut, Liestoel, Knut, Liestol, Knut, Andersen, Per Kragh
• 371-387. Individual patient- versus group-level data meta-regressions for the investigation of treatment effect modifiers: ecological bias rears its ugly head
  Berlin, Jesse A., Santanna, Jill, Schmid, Christopher H., Szczech, Lynda A., Feldman, Harold I.
• 3715-3726. The analysis of multivariate interval-censored survival data
  Kim, Mimi Y., Xue, Xiaonan
• 3727-3743. Analysis of censored and incomplete survival data using flowgraph models
  Yau, C. Lillian, Huzurbazar, Aparna V.
• 3745-3747. Comment on ``A comparison of generalized linear mixed model procedures with estimating equations for variance and covariance parameter estimation in longitudinal studies and group randomized trials'' (2001V20 p3353-3373)
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• 3745-3747. A comparison of generalized linear mixed model procedures with estimating equations for variance and covariance parameter estimation in longitudinal studies and group randomized trials by B. A. Evans, Z. Feng and A. V. Peterson, Statistics in Medicine 2001; 20: 3353–3373
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• 3747-3748. Reply to comment on ``A comparison of generalized linear mixed model procedures with estimating equations for variance and covariance parameter estimation in longitudinal studies and group randomized trials'' (2001V20 p3353-3373)
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• 3749-3750. Goodness-of-fit statistics for age-specific reference intervals by P. Royston and E. M. Wright, Statistics in Medicine 2000; 19: 2943–2962
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• 3749-3750. Comment on ``Goodness-of-fit statistics for age-specific reference intervals'' (2000V19 p2943-2962)
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• 3751-3752. 1. Bayes and Empirical Bayes Methods for Data Analysis. 2nd edn. Bradley P. Carlin and Thomas A. Louis. Chapman and Hall/CRC, Hertfordshire, U.K., 2000. No. of pages: xvii + 419. Price: 34.99. ISBN 1-58488-170-4
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• 3752-3754. Quantitative Methods for the Evaluation of Cancer Screening. Stephen Duffy, Jaques Esteve and Catherine Hill. Arnold, London, U.K., 1999. No. of pages: 320. Price: £40.00. ISBN 0-340-74125-2
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• 3755-3755. Preface
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• 3757-3774. A comparison of confidence interval methods for the intraclass correlation coefficient in cluster randomized trials†
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• 3757-3774. A comparison of confidence interval methods for the intraclass correlation coefficient in cluster randomized trials
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• 3775-3787. Modelling tooth emergence data based on multivariate interval-censored data†
  Declerck, D., Lesaffre, E., Leroy, R., Bogaerts, K.
• 3775-3787. Modelling tooth emergence data based on multivariate interval-censored data
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• 3789-3801. Global goodness-of-fit tests in logistic regression with sparse data
  Kuss, Oliver
• 3789-3801. Global goodness-of-fit tests in logistic regression with sparse data†
  Kuss, Oliver
• 3803-3822. Simplifying a prognostic model: a simulation study based on clinical data†
  Royston, Patrick, Brady, Anthony R., Ambler, Gareth
• 3803-3822. Simplifying a prognostic model: A simulation study based on clinical data
  Ambler, Gareth, Brady, Anthony R., Royston, Patrick
• 3823-3834. A graphical sensitivity analysis for clinical trials with non-ignorable missing binary outcome†
  Hollis, Sally
• 3823-3834. A graphical sensitivity analysis for clinical trials with non-ignorable missing binary outcome
  Hollis, Sally
• 3835-3846. Comparison of tests for categorical data from a stratified cluster randomized trial†
  Simpson, Judy M., Dobbins, Timothy A.
• 3835-3846. Comparison of tests for categorical data from a stratified cluster randomized trial
  Dobbins, Timothy A., Simpson, Judy M.
• 3847-3864. A weighted Kaplan-Meier estimator for matched data with application to the comparison of chemotherapy and bone-marrow transplant in leukaemia
  Galimberti, Stefania, Sasieni, Peter, Valsecchi, Maria Grazia
• 3847-3864. A weighted Kaplan–Meier estimator for matched data with application to the comparison of chemotherapy and bone-marrow transplant in leukaemia†
  Valsecchi, Maria Grazia, Sasieni, Peter, Galimberti, Stefania
• 3865-3884. Multicollinearity in prognostic factor analyses using the EORTC QLQ-C30: identification and impact on model selection†
  Sylvester, Richard, Bottomley, Andrew, Vreckem, Ann Van, Molenberghs, Geert, Kramer, Jocelyn, Curran, Desmond, Steen, Kristel Van
• 3865-3884. Multicollinearity in prognostic factor analyses using the EORTC QLQ-c30: Identification and impact on model selection
  Steen, Kristel Van, Curran, Desmond, Kramer, Jocelyn, Molenberghs, Geert, Vreckem, Ann Van, Bottomley, Andrew, Sylvester, Richard
• 3885-3896. Use of the mean, hot deck and multiple imputation techniques to predict outcome in intensive care unit patients in Colombia†
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• 3885-3896. Use of the mean, hot deck and multiple imputation techniques to predict outcome in intensive care unit patients in Colombia
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• 389-395. A review of multilevel theory for ecologic analyses
  Greenland, Sander
• 3897-3911. Predicting time to prostate cancer recurrence based on joint models for non-linear longitudinal biomarkers and event time outcomes
  Pauler, Donna K., Finkelstein, Dianne M.
• 3897-3911. Predicting time to prostate cancer recurrence based on joint models for non-linear longitudinal biomarkers and event time outcomes†
  Finkelstein, Dianne M., Pauler, Donna K.
• 397-405. Recruitment strategies in a cluster randomized trial -- Cost implications
  Flynn, Terry N., Whitley, Elise, Peters, Tim J.
• 407-416. An improved CML estimation procedure for the Rasch model with item response data
  Sheng, Xiaoming, Carriere, K. C., Carrière, K. C.
• 417-429. Discovering subpopulation structure with latent class mixed models
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• 431-444. Regression models for allele sharing: Analysis of accumulating data in affected sib pair studies
  Bull, Shelley B., Greenwood, Celia M.T., Mirea, Lucia, Morgan, Kenneth
• 445-456. Non-parametric methods for recurrent event data with informative and non-informative censorings
  Wang, Mei-Cheng, Chiang, Chin-Tsang
• 457-465. A measure of continuity of care based on the multiplicative intensity model
  Hussein, A., Carriere, K. C., Carrière, K. C.
• 467-480. Exact group-sequential designs for clinical trials with randomized play-the-winner allocation
  Stallard, Nigel, Rosenberger, William F.
• 481-495. Model-based estimation of vaccine effects from community vaccine trials
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• 497-514. Score tests for detecting excess risks around putative sources
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• 51-63. An extension of the continual reassessment method using decision theory
  Leung, Denis Heng-Yan, Wang, You-Gan
• 515-531. Selection effects in randomized trials with count data
  Cook, Richard J., Wei, Wei
• 533-547. Population toxicokinetic analysis of 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin using Bayesian techniques
  Bortot, Paola, Thomaseth, Karl, Salvan, Alberto
• 549-559. A Bayesian analysis of bivariate ordinal data: Wisconsin epidemiologic study of diabetic retinopathy revisited
  Biswas, Atanu, Das, Kalyan
• 561-570. Prospective prediction in the presence of missing data
  Marshall, Guillermo, Warner, Bradley, MaWhinney, Samantha, Hammermeister, Karl
• 571-587. Repeated measures models for prescribing change
  Sithole, Jabulani S., Jones, Peter W.
• 589-624. Advanced methods in meta-analysis: Multivariate approach and meta-regression
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• 625-627. A flexible design for multiple armed screening trials by Daniel J. Sargent and Richard M. Goldberg, Statistics in Medicine 2001; 20: 1051–1060
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• 625-627. Comment on ``A flexible design for multiple armed screening trials'' (2001V20 p1051-1060)
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• 628-628. Reply to comment on ``A flexible design for multiple armed screening trials'' (2001V20 p1051-1060)
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• 629-648. Individual bioequivalence testing under 2×3 designs
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• 629-648. Individual bioequivalence testing under $2 \times 3$ designs
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• 649-661. Estimating efficacy in clinical trials with clustered binary responses
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• 65-78. A testing procedure for survival data with few responders†
  Korn, Edward L., Freidlin, Boris
• 65-78. A testing procedure for survival data with few responders
  Freidlin, Boris, Korn, Edward L.
• 663-674. Assessment and monitoring in clinical trials when survival curves have distinct shapes: A Bayesian approach with Weibull modelling
  Lecoutre, Bruno, Derzko, Gerard, Mabika, Bienvenu, Derzko, Gérard
• 675-687. Correcting for non-compliance of repeated binary outcomes in randomized clinical trials: Randomized analysis approach
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• 689-699. Analysis of the ratio of marginal probabilities in a matched-pair setting
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• 689-699. Analysis of the ratio of marginal probabilities in a matched-pair setting†
  Blackwelder, William C., Nam, Jun-Mo
• 701-715. A non-parametric method for the comparison of partial areas under ROC curves and its application to large health care data sets
  Zhang, Dong D., Zhou, Xia-Hua, Freeman, Daniel H., Jr., Freeman, Jean L.
• 711-711. Preface
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• 717-727. Estimation of the survival function for Gray's piecewise-constant time-varying coefficients model
  Valenta, Zdenek, Weissfeld, Lisa
• 729-741. Testing model fit in longitudinal data analysis against alternatives with omitted covariates
  Wang, Jin, Shao, Jun, Palta, Mari
• 743-752. Maximum likelihood estimation of a survival function with a change point for truncated and interval-censored data
  Lim, Heejeong, Sun, Jianguo, Matthews, David E.
• 753-771. Identification of significant host factors for HIV dynamics modelled by non-linear mixed-effects models
  Wu, Hulin, Wu, Lang
• 773-791. Combining regression and association modelling for longitudinal data on bacterial carriage
  Ekholm, Anders, Jokinen, Jukka, Kilpi, Terhi
• 79-93. Two goodness-of-fit tests for logistic regression models with continuous covariates
  Pulkstenis, Erik, Robinson, Timothy J.
• 793-800. Comparing results of large clinical trials to those of meta-analyses
  Moses, Lincoln E., Mosteller, Frederick, Buehler, John H.
• 801-810. A seminar series in applied biostatistics for clinical research fellows, faculty and staff
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• 811-834. Bayesian estimation of the proportion of treatment effect captured by a surrogate marker
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• 835-852. Sample size calculations for comparative studies of medical tests for detecting presence of disease
  Alonzo, Todd A., Pepe, Margaret S., Moskowitz, Chaya S.
• 853-862. Analytic methods for comparing two dichotomous screening or diagnostic tests applied to two populations of differing disease prevalence when individuals negative on both tests are unverified
  Berry, Geoffrey, Smith, Catherine L., Macaskill, Petra, Irwig, Les
• 863-876. Some further results on incorporating risk factor information in assessing the dependence between paired failure times arising from case-control family studies: An application to prostate cancer
  Hsu, Li, Prentice, Ross L., Stanford, Janet L.
• 877-893. Statistical approaches to establishing vaccine safety
  Dragalin, Vladimir, Fedorov, Valerii, Cheuvart, Brigitte
• 895-920. Semi-parametric models of long- and short-term survival: An application to the analysis of breast cancer survival in Utah by age and stage
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• 921-941. Regression-based variable clustering for data reduction
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• 943-956. A quasi-exact method for the confidence intervals of the difference of two independent binomial proportions in small sample cases
  Chen, Xun
• 95-112. A model for foetal growth and diagnosis of intrauterine growth restriction
  Hooper, Peter M., Mayes, Damon C., Demianczuk, Nestor N.
• 959-967. Invited talk: 20 years of Burwalls
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• 969-977. Does EBM offer the best opportunity yet for teaching medical statistics? (Pkg: p969-984)
  Morris, Richard W.
• 979-981. Comment on ``Does EBM offer the best opportunity yet for teaching medical statistics?'' (Pkg: p969-984)
  Armstrong, Gillian K., Walters, Stephen J.
• 983-984. Comment on ``Does EBM offer the best opportunity yet for teaching medical statistics?'' (Pkg: p969-984)
  Sterne, J. A. C.
• 985-994. Teaching hypothesis tests -- Time for significant change? (Pkg: p985-1001)
  Sterne, Jonathan A. C.
• 995-999. Comment on ``Teaching hypothesis tests -- Time for significant change? (Pkg: p985-1001)
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• -. Discussion: Teaching hypothesis tests: time for significant change?
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• -. The impact of covariate imbalance on the size of the logrank test in randomized clinical trials N. Kinukawa, T. Nakamura, K. Akazawa and Y. Nose, Statistics in Medicine 2000; 19: 1955–1967
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• -. Statistical methods for assessing the influence of study characteristics on treatment effects in ‘meta-epidemiological’ research
  Egger, Matthias, Bartlett, Christopher, Altman, Douglas G., Schulz, Kenneth F., Jüni, Peter, Sterne, Jonathan A. C.
• -. Recruitment strategies in a cluster randomized trial – cost implications
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• -. A comparison of methods to detect publication bias in meta-analysis by P. Macaskill, S. D. Walter and L. Irwig, Statistics in Medicine, 2001; 20:641–654
  Begg, Colin B.
• -. Policy developments in regulatory approval†
  Temple, Robert
• -. Subgroup analysis, covariate adjustment and baseline comparisons in clinical trial reporting: current practiceand problems
  Kasten, Linda E., Enos, Laura E., Assmann, Susan E., Pocock, Stuart J.
• -. Regulatory perspectives on data monitoring†
  O'Neill, Robert T.
• -. Discussion: Teaching epidemiology and statistics by distance learning
  Gilmour, Harper
• -. Does EBM offer the best opportunity yet for teaching medical statistics?
  Morris, Richard W.
• -. The Cochrane Collaboration – how is it progressing?
  Laupacis, Andreas
• -. Heterogeneity in phase I clinical trials: prior elicitation and computation using the continual reassessment method by A. Legedza and J. G. Ibrahim, Statistics in Medicine 2001; 20: 867–882
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• -. Discussion: Does EBM offer the best opportunity yet for teaching medical statistics?
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• -. Teaching hypothesis tests – time for significant change?
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