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152. Comments on ‘Performance of using multiple stepwise algorithms for variable selection’ by Ryan E. Wiegand, Statistics in Medicine 2010; 29:1647–1659
153. Comparison of procedures to assess non-linear and time-varying effects in multivariable models for survival data
154. Faculty Opinions recommendation of Trials in primary care: statistical issues in the design, conduct and evaluation of complex interventions.
155. Modelling continuous exposures with a ‘spike’ at zero: A new procedure based on fractional polynomials
156. Faculty Opinions recommendation of Evaluation of networks of randomized trials.
157. Bootstrap Assessment of the Stability of Multivariable Models
158. Two Techniques for Investigating Interactions between Treatment and Continuous Covariates in Clinical Trials
159. Faculty Opinions recommendation of Do antidepressants work? Statistical significance versus clinical benefits.
160. Faculty Opinions recommendation of Recent developments in meta-analysis.
161. Faculty Opinions recommendation of Advanced methods in meta-analysis: multivariate approach and meta-regression.
162. In Reply
163. Faculty Opinions recommendation of Almost all articles on cancer prognostic markers report statistically significant results.
164. Faculty Opinions recommendation of Limitations of the odds ratio in gauging the performance of a diagnostic, prognostic, or screening marker.
165. Multivariable Model‐Building
166. Interactions Between Treatment and Continuous Covariates: A Step Toward Individualizing Therapy
167. Covariates
168. Selection of important variables and determination of functional form for continuous predictors in multivariable model building
169. A New Proposal for Multivariable Modelling of Time‐Varying Effects in Survival Data Based on Fractional Polynomial Time‐Transformation
170. Multivariable Modeling with Cubic Regression Splines: A Principled Approach
171. Modelling to extract more information from clinical trials data: On some roles for the bootstrap
172. On stability issues in deriving multivariable regression models.
173. STRengthening Analytical Thinking for Observational Studies: the STRATOS initiative.
174. Evidence-Based Assessment and Application of Prognostic Markers: The Long Way from Single Studies to Meta-Analysis
175. RESPONSE: Re: Reporting Recommendations for Tumor Marker Prognostic Studies (REMARK)
176. REporting recommendations for tumour MARKer prognostic studies (REMARK)
177. The practical utility of incorporating model selection uncertainty into prognostic models for survival data
178. Dichotomizing continuous predictors in multiple regression: a bad idea
179. Confidence intervals for the effect of a prognostic factor after selection of an ‘optimal’ cutpoint
180. Assessment of breast cancer vascularisation by Doppler ultrasound as a prognostic factor of survival
181. S37.2: Comparison of predictors in the linear regression model: Improvement by bootstrap averaging?
182. S41.3: Modelling time-varying effects in survival data
183. A new measure of prognostic separation in survival data
184. Diagnosestudien: Wertigkeit der Sonographie bei der Differenzierung von gut- und bösartigen Brusttumoren bei Patientinnen mit klinischen Symptomen.
185. How To Work with MFP.
186. Wiley Series in Probability and Statistics.
187. Model Stability.
188. Fractional Polynomials for One Variable.
189. Index.
190. Special Topics Involving Fractional Polynomials.
191. Handling Categorical and Continuous Predictors.
192. Appendix A: Data and Software Resources.
193. MFP: Multivariable Model-Building with Fractional Polynomials.
194. Front Matter.
195. Epilogue.
196. Some Issues with Univariate Fractional Polynomial Models.
197. Selection of Variables.
198. References.
199. Some Comparisons of MFP with Splines.
200. Diagnosestudien: Wertigkeit der Sonographie bei der Differenzierung von gut- und bösartigen Brusttumoren bei Patientinnen mit klinischen Symptomen.
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