Hierarchical Regression for Multiple Comparisons in a Case-Control Study of Occupational Risks for Lung Cancer
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Hans Kromhout | Kyle Steenland | Neil Pearce | Lorenzo Simonato | Roel Vermeulen | Lorenzo Richiardi | Franco Merletti | Milena Maule | Susan Peters | Marine Corbin | R. Vermeulen | N. Pearce | H. Kromhout | M. Maule | L. Simonato | K. Steenland | L. Richiardi | F. Merletti | S. Peters | Marine Corbin
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