Missing covariate data in medical research: to impute is better than to ignore.
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Qingxia Chen | Yvonne Vergouwe | A Rogier T Donders | Frank E Harrell | Diederick E Grobbee | Kristel J M Janssen | Karel G M Moons | F. Harrell | D. Grobbee | Y. Vergouwe | Qingxia Chen | K. Moons | A. Donders | K. Janssen
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