Utility of Composite Reference Standards and Latent Class Analysis in Evaluating the Clinical Accuracy of Diagnostic Tests for Pertussis
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William W. Thompson | Kristine M. Bisgard | W. Thompson | P. Strebel | K. Bisgard | M. Cortese | Peter M. Strebel | Andrew L. Baughman | Margaret M. Cortese | Gary N. Sanden | A. Baughman | G. Sanden
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