Sample sizes for group sequential cohort and case-control study designs.
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Summary
Computer simulations showed that group sequential methods can be employed when stratified data analyses are to be used and when the sample sizes of the two study groups are unequal.
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- 1981-02-01
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Political science, Sociology
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