Estimating net transition probabilities from cross‐sectional data with application to risk factors in chronic disease modeling
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J van de Kassteele | R T Hoogenveen | P M Engelfriet | P H M van Baal | H C Boshuizen | P. Engelfriet | J. van de Kassteele | R. Hoogenveen | H. Boshuizen | P. V. van Baal
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