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Accounting for measurement error to assess the effect of air pollution on omic signals

2018-12-21

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Studies on the effects of air pollution and more generally environmental exposures on health require measurements of pollutants, which are affected by measurement error. This is a cause of bias in the estimation of parameters relevant to the study and can lead to inaccurate conclusions when evaluating associations among pollutants, disease risk and biomarkers. Although the presence of measurement error in such stu...

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Literature Corpus work: 633e0ecd-e855-5069-9cc7-4cdf00c8e8fb
DOI: 10.1101/504001

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