A simulation study of relative efficiency and bias in the nested case-control study design

Summary

A simulation study of relative efficiency and bias in the nested case-control study design is a scholarly conference abstract^[1].

Key Facts

• A simulation study of relative efficiency and bias in the nested case-control study design authored Mary K. Schubauer-Berigan^[2].
• A simulation study of relative efficiency and bias in the nested case-control study design authored Misty J. Hein^[3].
• A simulation study of relative efficiency and bias in the nested case-control study design authored Stephen J. Bertke^[4].
• A simulation study of relative efficiency and bias in the nested case-control study design's instance of is recorded as scholarly conference abstract^[5].
• A simulation study of relative efficiency and bias in the nested case-control study design's page is recorded as S103^[6].
• A simulation study of relative efficiency and bias in the nested case-control study design's part of is recorded as Pathway analysis for healthy worker survivor bias in a cohort of actively employed aluminum fabrication workers^[7].
• A simulation study of relative efficiency and bias in the nested case-control study design's language of work or name is recorded as English^[8].
• A simulation study of relative efficiency and bias in the nested case-control study design's issue is recorded as Suppl 11^[9].
• A simulation study of relative efficiency and bias in the nested case-control study design's volume is recorded as 177^[10].
• A simulation study of relative efficiency and bias in the nested case-control study design's publication date is recorded as +2013-06-15T00:00:00Z^[11].
• A simulation study of relative efficiency and bias in the nested case-control study design's sponsor is recorded as NIOSH Division of Field Studies and Engineering^[12].
• A simulation study of relative efficiency and bias in the nested case-control study design's main subject is recorded as industrial manufacturing^[13].
• A simulation study of relative efficiency and bias in the nested case-control study design's main subject is recorded as case study^[14].
• A simulation study of relative efficiency and bias in the nested case-control study design's main subject is recorded as dose–response relationship^[15].
• A simulation study of relative efficiency and bias in the nested case-control study design's main subject is recorded as exposure assessment^[16].
• A simulation study of relative efficiency and bias in the nested case-control study design's published in is recorded as American Journal of Epidemiology^[17].
• A simulation study of relative efficiency and bias in the nested case-control study design's title is recorded as A simulation study of relative efficiency and bias in the nested case-control study design^[18].
• A simulation study of relative efficiency and bias in the nested case-control study design's author name string is recorded as Deddens-J^[19].
• A simulation study of relative efficiency and bias in the nested case-control study design's NIOSHTIC-2 ID is recorded as 20042839^[20].
• A simulation study of relative efficiency and bias in the nested case-control study design's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as Wikimedia–NIOSH collaboration^[21].
• A simulation study of relative efficiency and bias in the nested case-control study design's publication type of scholarly work is recorded as scientific publication^[22].

Body

Geography

A simulation study of relative efficiency and bias in the nested case-control study design's part of is recorded as Pathway analysis for healthy worker survivor bias in a cohort of actively employed aluminum fabrication workers^[7].

Designation and Status

A simulation study of relative efficiency and bias in the nested case-control study design's instance of is recorded as scholarly conference abstract^[5].