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Modeling in an oral health study through two statistical methods in Uruguay

2019-04-19

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In epidemiological studies it is common practice to work with binary variables that reflect the presence of certain diseases, which in turn may be associated with another set of variables, that in general are assumed as risk factors of the former. In the field of epidemiological studies referred to oral health, it is common to inquire about the relationship between the presence of some pathologies and certain char...

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Literature Corpus work: f34e9064-5e76-582f-bb3d-5e843b986909
DOI: 10.1101/611921

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