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Analytical techniques, synergism

Random error can over- or underestimate risk and is generally not as severe as bias. Moreover, the magnitude of error can be estimated with statistical techniques. Assessment of confounding, synergism, or effect modification can be accomplished in the analytical phase (by stratification or multivariate modeling), providing sufficient data have been collected on those factors. Restriction or randomization procedures also can be used in the design phase to minimize confounders. [Pg.230]


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