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Genetic effect estimates in case-control studies when a continuous variable is omitted from the model

2019-09-05

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Large-scale genome-wide analyses scans provide massive volumes of genetic variants on large number of cases and controls that can be used to estimate the genetic effects. Yet, the sets of non-genetic variables available in publicly available databases are often brief. It is known that omitting a continuous variable from a logistic regression model can result in biased estimates of odds ratios (O...

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Literature Corpus work: c19a8722-1b76-5fdf-b546-e61fbc59cba2
DOI: 10.1101/756015

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