Traditional approach for two 10-year observation periods, three years apart.

Adjusted hazard ratios for all-cause mortality, by self-rated health category, sex and increasing length of follow-up (referent: excellent SRH, n = 7,959).

Matthias Bopp (184272)
Julia Braun (184273)
Felix Gutzwiller (184274)
David Faeh (184276)

February 2012

95% confidence intervals are given for hazard ratios after 10 years, 20 years and maximum follow-...

Crude mortality rates within 10 year age bands for the exposed cohort stratified by gender after cancer death.

Michael King (42679)
Mira Vasanthan (286672)
Irene Petersen (286674)
Louise Jones (286676)
Louise Marston (210170)
Irwin Nazareth (144882)

February 2013

Crude mortality rates within 10 year age bands for the exposed cohort stratified by gender after ...

Number of deaths and excess hazard ratio (EHR) in ‰ compared to November (95% confidence interval) in the age-span >30: crude model, adjusted for sex and education, male (adjusted for education) and female (adjusted for education) and with p-value for type 3-test.

Peter Ueda (282501)
Anna-Karin Edstedt Bonamy (282502)
Fredrik Granath (282503)
Sven Cnattingius (267331)

February 2013

Number of deaths and excess hazard ratio (EHR) in ‰ compared to November (95% confidence interval...

Traditional approach for the entire 13-year observation period.

Igor Itskovich (362359)
Brad Roudebush (362360)

February 2013

SMR = Standardized Mortality Ratio, C.I. = SMR Confidence Interval.All values normalized b...

Proposed 10-year observation period, with three years of daily re-sampling.

Igor Itskovich (362359)
Brad Roudebush (362360)

February 2013

SMR = Mean of SMR distribution, Full C.I. = Min−Max of SMR distribution.All values normali...

Proposed 10-year observation period, with four years of daily re-sampling.

Igor Itskovich (362359)
Brad Roudebush (362360)

February 2013

SMR = Mean of SMR distribution, Full C.I. = Min−Max of SMR distribution.All values normali...

Proposed 5-year observation period, with three years of daily re-sampling.

Igor Itskovich (362359)
Brad Roudebush (362360)

February 2013

SMR = Mean of SMR distribution, Full C.I. = Min−Max of SMR distribution.All values normali...

Standard Bootstrap with 100 re-samples for the two 10-year observation periods.

Igor Itskovich (362359)
Brad Roudebush (362360)

February 2013

SMR = Mean of SMR distribution, Full C.I. = Min−Max of SMR distribution.All values normali...

Cox model for 10-year observation period.

Igor Itskovich (362359)
Brad Roudebush (362360)

February 2013

HR = Hazard Ratio, C.I. = HR Confidence Interval.All values normalized by the HR for the e...

Using re-sampling methods in mortality studies.

Igor Itskovich
Brad Roudebush

Traditional methods of computing standardized mortality ratios (SMR) in mortality studies rely upon ...

SMR at different time periods after PICU admission to the end of the observation period.

Tova Hannegård Hamrin (9421882)
Staffan Eksborg (389468)

October 2022

The figure shows a comparison of SMR from patients with a single admission (Closed symbols) and repe...

Mortality rate ratios (MRR) and their 95% confidence intervals (CI) for all-cause mortality, men and women in good health aged 30–59 years, Belgium, 2001–2011*.

Deborah De Moortel (4840275)
Paulien Hagedoorn (845448)
Christophe Vanroelen (4840278)
Sylvie Gadeyne (845451)

February 2018

Mortality rate ratios (MRR) and their 95% confidence intervals (CI) for all-cause mortality, men ...

Standardized mortality ratio

Hajeong Lee (286887)
Dong Ki Kim (165482)
Kook-Hwan Oh (295901)
Kwon Wook Joo (295904)
Yon Su Kim (165494)
Dong-Wan Chae (295909)
Suhnggwon Kim (295912)
Ho Jun Chin (286896)

February 2013

(SMR) according to risk stratification. The x-axis represents SMR with 95% confiden...

Standardized mortality ratios (SMR) and 95% confidence intervals (95% CI) for studies of laboratory or research workers which report brain cancers.

James J. Collins (376190)
Thomas John Bender (291877)
Eileen M. Bonner (672555)
Kenneth M. Bodner (672556)
Alisa M. Kreft (672557)

December 2014

Standardized mortality ratios (SMR) and 95% confidence intervals (95% CI) for studies of laborato...

REGRESSION ANALYSIS FOR STANDARDIZED MORTALITY RATIOS WITH APPLICATION TO OCCUPATIONAL FOLLOW-UP STUDIES

TSAI, SHAN-POU

January 1983

Traditional comparison of standardized mortality ratios (SMRs) can be misleading if the age-specific...

Adjusted hazard ratios for all-cause mortality, by self-rated health category, sex and increasing length of follow-up (referent: excellent SRH, n = 7,959).

Matthias Bopp (184272)
Julia Braun (184273)
Felix Gutzwiller (184274)
David Faeh (184276)

February 2012

95% confidence intervals are given for hazard ratios after 10 years, 20 years and maximum follow-...

Crude mortality rates within 10 year age bands for the exposed cohort stratified by gender after cancer death.

Michael King (42679)
Mira Vasanthan (286672)
Irene Petersen (286674)
Louise Jones (286676)
Louise Marston (210170)
Irwin Nazareth (144882)

February 2013

Crude mortality rates within 10 year age bands for the exposed cohort stratified by gender after ...

Number of deaths and excess hazard ratio (EHR) in ‰ compared to November (95% confidence interval) in the age-span >30: crude model, adjusted for sex and education, male (adjusted for education) and female (adjusted for education) and with p-value for type 3-test.

Peter Ueda (282501)
Anna-Karin Edstedt Bonamy (282502)
Fredrik Granath (282503)
Sven Cnattingius (267331)

February 2013

Number of deaths and excess hazard ratio (EHR) in ‰ compared to November (95% confidence interval...

Traditional approach for the entire 13-year observation period.

Igor Itskovich (362359)
Brad Roudebush (362360)

February 2013

SMR = Standardized Mortality Ratio, C.I. = SMR Confidence Interval.All values normalized b...

Proposed 10-year observation period, with three years of daily re-sampling.

Igor Itskovich (362359)
Brad Roudebush (362360)

February 2013

SMR = Mean of SMR distribution, Full C.I. = Min−Max of SMR distribution.All values normali...

Proposed 10-year observation period, with four years of daily re-sampling.

Igor Itskovich (362359)
Brad Roudebush (362360)

February 2013

SMR = Mean of SMR distribution, Full C.I. = Min−Max of SMR distribution.All values normali...

Proposed 5-year observation period, with three years of daily re-sampling.

Igor Itskovich (362359)
Brad Roudebush (362360)

February 2013

SMR = Mean of SMR distribution, Full C.I. = Min−Max of SMR distribution.All values normali...

Standard Bootstrap with 100 re-samples for the two 10-year observation periods.

Igor Itskovich (362359)
Brad Roudebush (362360)

February 2013

SMR = Mean of SMR distribution, Full C.I. = Min−Max of SMR distribution.All values normali...

Cox model for 10-year observation period.

Igor Itskovich (362359)
Brad Roudebush (362360)

February 2013

HR = Hazard Ratio, C.I. = HR Confidence Interval.All values normalized by the HR for the e...

Using re-sampling methods in mortality studies.

Igor Itskovich
Brad Roudebush

Traditional methods of computing standardized mortality ratios (SMR) in mortality studies rely upon ...

SMR at different time periods after PICU admission to the end of the observation period.

Tova Hannegård Hamrin (9421882)
Staffan Eksborg (389468)

October 2022

The figure shows a comparison of SMR from patients with a single admission (Closed symbols) and repe...

Mortality rate ratios (MRR) and their 95% confidence intervals (CI) for all-cause mortality, men and women in good health aged 30–59 years, Belgium, 2001–2011*.

Deborah De Moortel (4840275)
Paulien Hagedoorn (845448)
Christophe Vanroelen (4840278)
Sylvie Gadeyne (845451)

February 2018

Mortality rate ratios (MRR) and their 95% confidence intervals (CI) for all-cause mortality, men ...

Standardized mortality ratio

Hajeong Lee (286887)
Dong Ki Kim (165482)
Kook-Hwan Oh (295901)
Kwon Wook Joo (295904)
Yon Su Kim (165494)
Dong-Wan Chae (295909)
Suhnggwon Kim (295912)
Ho Jun Chin (286896)

February 2013

(SMR) according to risk stratification. The x-axis represents SMR with 95% confiden...

Standardized mortality ratios (SMR) and 95% confidence intervals (95% CI) for studies of laboratory or research workers which report brain cancers.

James J. Collins (376190)
Thomas John Bender (291877)
Eileen M. Bonner (672555)
Kenneth M. Bodner (672556)
Alisa M. Kreft (672557)

December 2014

Standardized mortality ratios (SMR) and 95% confidence intervals (95% CI) for studies of laborato...

REGRESSION ANALYSIS FOR STANDARDIZED MORTALITY RATIOS WITH APPLICATION TO OCCUPATIONAL FOLLOW-UP STUDIES

TSAI, SHAN-POU

January 1983

Traditional comparison of standardized mortality ratios (SMRs) can be misleading if the age-specific...

Adjusted hazard ratios for all-cause mortality, by self-rated health category, sex and increasing length of follow-up (referent: excellent SRH, n = 7,959).

Matthias Bopp (184272)
Julia Braun (184273)
Felix Gutzwiller (184274)
David Faeh (184276)

February 2012

95% confidence intervals are given for hazard ratios after 10 years, 20 years and maximum follow-...

Crude mortality rates within 10 year age bands for the exposed cohort stratified by gender after cancer death.

Michael King (42679)
Mira Vasanthan (286672)
Irene Petersen (286674)
Louise Jones (286676)
Louise Marston (210170)
Irwin Nazareth (144882)

February 2013

Crude mortality rates within 10 year age bands for the exposed cohort stratified by gender after ...

Number of deaths and excess hazard ratio (EHR) in ‰ compared to November (95% confidence interval) in the age-span >30: crude model, adjusted for sex and education, male (adjusted for education) and female (adjusted for education) and with p-value for type 3-test.

Peter Ueda (282501)
Anna-Karin Edstedt Bonamy (282502)
Fredrik Granath (282503)
Sven Cnattingius (267331)

February 2013

Number of deaths and excess hazard ratio (EHR) in ‰ compared to November (95% confidence interval...

Traditional approach for two 10-year observation periods, three years apart.

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