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Toward worldwide hepcidin assay harmonization: Identification of a commutable secondary reference material.

van der Vorm, L, Hendriks, J, Laarakkers, C, et al.
2016-06-01

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Methods for specifying the target difference in a randomised controlled trial: the Difference ELicitation in TriAls (DELTA) systematic review.

Hislop, J, Adewuyi, T, Vale, L, et al.
2014-01-01

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Using a web-based application to define the accuracy of diagnostic tests when the gold standard is imperfect.

Lim, C, Wannapinij, P, White, L, et al.
2013-01-01

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Systematic review and modelling of the investigation of acute and chronic chest pain presenting in primary care.

Mant, J, McManus, R, Oakes, R, et al.
2004-02-01

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Protocol for Past BP: a randomised controlled trial of different blood pressure targets for people with a history of stroke of transient ischaemic attack (TIA) in primary care.

Fletcher, K, Mant, J, Mcmanus, R, et al.
2010-08-09

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Defining the true sensitivity of culture for the diagnosis of melioidosis using Bayesian latent class models.

Limmathurotsakul, D, Jamsen, K, Arayawichanont, A, et al.
2010-01-01

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Experience developing national evidence-based clinical guidelines for childhood pneumonia in a low-income setting--making the GRADE?

Agweyu, A, Opiyo, N, English, M
2012-01-01

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Evaluation of a rapid test for the diagnosis of cholera in the absence of a gold standard.

Page, A, Alberti, K, Mondonge, V, et al.
2012-01-01

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Implementation of a reference standard and proficiency testing programme by the World Wide Antimalarial Resistance Network (WWARN).

Lourens, C, Watkins, WM, Barnes, K, et al.
2010-01-01

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Microscopic observation drug susceptibility assay (MODS) for early diagnosis of tuberculosis in children.

Ha, D, Lan, N, Wolbers, M, et al.
2009-01-01

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