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• The advantage of imputation of missing income data to evaluate the association between income and self-reported health status (SRH) in a Mexican American cohort study 2011
  
  Authors

  Ryder A.B., Wilkinson A.V., McHugh M.K., Saunders K., Kachroo S., D'Amelio Jr. A., Bondy M., Etzel C.J.*

  Author Keywords

  Multiple imputation minority health self-rated health Missing income data Mean substitution ... 1 more keyword

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  statistical analysis Bias (Epidemiology) randomization Random Allocation Data Interpretation, Statistical ... 18 more keywords
• The Importance of Estimating Selection Bias on Prevalence Estimates Shortly After a Disaster 2006
  
  Authors

  Grievink L.*, van der Velden P.G., Yzermans C.J., Roorda J., Stellato R.K.

  Author Keywords

  Selection Bias imputation Survivors Health surveys disasters

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  Netherlands immigrant management methodology health care policy ... 30 more keywords
• Can We Spin Straw Into Gold? An Evaluation of Immigrant Legal Status Imputation Approaches 2015
  
  Authors

  Van Hook J.*, Bachmeier J.D., Coffman D.L., Harel O.

  Author Keywords

  Unauthorized simulation imputation Immigration Legal status

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  statistical analysis insurance Data Interpretation, Statistical health insurance human ... 20 more keywords
• Capturing Culture: A New Method to Estimate Exogenous Cultural Effects Using Migrant Populations 2015
  
  Authors

  Polavieja J.G.*

  Author Keywords

  Migration culture Instrumental variables causality Europe ... 5 more keywords

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