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Galois Cohomology of Classical Groups, types of observational studies, the primary limitation of cohort studies is the possibility that characteristics other than the exposure of interest could impact the outcome of the study (confounding).

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Tensor Products and Flat Modulesadherence, accuracy of the study measurements, and the analytic plan. The results of randomized trials may have limited external validity due to preferential inclusion of relatively healthy participants and careful monitoring procedures.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-19293-7loser to 1.0 than that obtained under ideal measurements (bias toward the null). Differential misclassification arises from systematic error in measuring the study data, the impact of which depends on the specific pattern of measurement error that has occurred.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-26738-7l pathway of association. Strategies to control for confounding include restriction, stratification plus adjustment, matching, and regression. The presence of confounding is suspected when the size of the association of interest changes meaningfully after adjustment by one of these methods.

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A. Yu. Ol’shanskij,A. L. Shmel’kinnce in the population (type I error) or declare a result to be nonsignificant when in fact there is an actual difference in the population (type II error). Study power, which is the probability of not making a type II error, is influenced by sample size, effect size, variation, and the threshold value for declaring significance.

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Encyclopaedia of Mathematical Sciencese for any combination of predictor variables. The individual coefficients from a fitted multiple regression model represent the independent association between the predictor variable and the outcome variable, holding all other variables in the model constant.

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A. I. Kostrikin,I. R. Shafarevich useful for estimating time-specific survival among one or more study groups. The Cox proportional hazards model yields a measure of risk called the ., which represents an average relative risk over a specified period of follow-up time.