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Modern approaches to statistical analysis and interpretation of results
J. Sterne (Bristol, United Kingdom)
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Annual Congress 2008 - PG10 - Getting it right – planning, realising, analysing and publishing research projects
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PG10 - Getting it right – planning, realising, analysing and publishing research projects
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