Calculating the sample size required for developing a clinical prediction model
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Richard D Riley | Kym I E Snell | Glen P Martin | Maarten van Smeden | Joie Ensor | Johannes B Reitsma | Karel G M Moons | Frank E Harrell | Gary Collins | F. Harrell | G. Collins | J. Reitsma | R. Riley | J. Ensor | M. van Smeden | K. Moons | K. Snell | G. Martin | G. Martin
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