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Twenty-four-hour urinary excretion of nicotine equivalents, a biomarker for exposure to cigarette smoke, has been widely used in biomedical studies in recent years. Its accurate estimate is important for examining human exposure to tobacco smoke. The objective of this article is to compare the...
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In this paper, a new small domain estimator for area-level data is proposed. The proposed estimator is driven by a real problem of estimating the mean price of habitation transaction at a regional level in a European country, using data collected from a longitudinal survey conducted by a...
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Family studies are often conducted to examine the existence of familial aggregation. Particularly, twin studies can model separately the genetic and environmental contribution. Here we estimate the heritability of quantitative traits via variance components of random-effects in linear mixed...
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Quality control relies heavily on the use of formal assessment metrics. In this paper, for the context of veterinary epidemiology, we review the main proposals, precision, repeatability, reproducibility, and intermediate precision, in agreement with ISO (international Organization for...
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