Journal of the Royal Statistical Society - Series A - Antérieurs à 2005

2004

Volume 167 (Part 4 - 2004)

• LYNN Peter - Editorial: Measuring and communicating survey quality, pp. 575-578 
• COPAS Andrew J., FAREWELL Vern T., MERCER Catherine H., YAO Guiqing - The sensitivity of estimates of the change in population behaviour to realistic changes in bias in repeated surveys, pp. 579-595
• GRIFFITHS Paula L., BROWN Peter, SMITH W. F. - A comparison of univariate and multivariate multilevel models for repeated measures of use of antenatal care in Uttar Pradesh, pp. 597-611
• DICKENS Richard, MANNING Alan - Has the national minimum wage reduced UK wage inequality?, pp. 613-626
• YOUNG YANG Tae - Bayesian binary segmentation procedure for detecting streakiness in sports, pp. 627-637 
• KOOP Gary - Modelling the evolution of distributions: an application to Major League baseball, pp. 639-655 
• ALLSOPP P. E., CLARKE Stephen R. - Rating teams and analysing outcomes in one-day and test cricket, pp. 657-667 
• GRIEVE Andy - Report of the Council for the session 2003-2004, pp. 669-756 
• Obituary: Petter Jakob Bjerve, pp. 757-758 

Book reviews 

• CHATFIELD C. - The Analysis of Time Series: an Introduction, Boca Raton, 2003 
• COLLETT D. - Modelling Survival Data in Medical Research, 2nd edition, Boca Raton, 2003
• CRAWLEY M.J. - Statistical Computing: an Introduction to Data Analysis using S-Plus, 2002
• DESU M.M., RAGHAVARAO D. - Nonparametric Statistical Methods for Complete and Censored Data, 2004
• GINEVAN M.E., SPLITSTONE D.E. - Statistical Tools for Environmental Quality, 2004
• KUTOYANTS Y.A. - Statistical Inference for Ergodic Diffusion Processes, 2004
• ROY B. - Changes in Private Consumption Expenditure in India, 1900-01 to 1950-51, 2003
• RUPPERT D., WAND M.P., CARROLL R. J. - Semiparametric Regression, 2003
• SHESKIN D.J. - Handbook of Parametric and Nonparametric Statistical Procedures, 3rd edition, 2003
• SMALL C.G., WANG J. - Numerical Methods for Nonlinear Estimating Equation, 2003
• STIRZAKER D. - Elementary Probability, 2nd ed., 2003
• TABLEMAN M., KIM J.S. - Survival Analysis using S: Analysis of Time-to-event Data, 2004

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Volume 167 (Part 3 - 2004)

• BIRD Sheila M. - Editorial: Performance monitoring in the public services, pp.  381-383 
• WAKEFIELD Jon - Ecological inference for 2 x 2 tables, pp. 385-445 

Performance monitoring and surveillance

• Foreword to the papers on 'Performance monitoring and surveillance', pp. 447-448 
• DRAPER David, GITTOES Mark - Statistical analysis of performance indicators in UK higher education, pp. 449-474 
• BRATTI Massimiliano, MCKNIGHT Abigail, NAYLOR Robin, SMITH Jeremy - Higher education outcomes, graduate employment and university performance indicators, pp. 475-496
• Higher education performance indicators: invited comments on the papers by Draper and Gittoes and Bratti et al., pp. 497-499 
• BAILEY Trevor C., HEWSON Paul J. - Simultaneous modelling of multiple traffic safety performance indicators by using a multivariate generalized linear mixed model, pp. 501-517 
• Monitoring local government traffic safety performance by using multiple indicators: invited comments on the paper by Bailey and Hewson, pp. 519-521 
• GRIGG O., FAREWELL V. - An overview of risk-adjusted charts, pp. 523-539 
• MARSHALL Clare, BEST Nicky, BOTTLE Alex, AYLIN Paul - Statistical issues in the prospective monitoring of health outcomes across multiple units, pp. 541-559
• Monitoring clinical performance: invited comments on the papers by Grigg and Farewell and Marshall et al., pp. 561-563 

 Book reviews 

• BAXTER M. - Statistics in Archaeology, London, 2003
• BERNARDO J.M. (et al.) (eds.) - Bayesian Statistics 7, 2003
• BOZDOGAN H. (ed.) - Statistical Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery, 2003
• COLLETT D. - Modelling Survival Data in Medical Research, 2003
• EVERITT B., RABE-HESKETH S. - Analyzing Medical Data using S-PLUS, 2001
• FAHRMEIR L., TUTZ G. - Multivariate Statsitical Modelling based on Generalized Linear Models, 2001
• GENTLE J.E. - Elements of Computational Statistics, 2002
• GUSTAFSON P. - Measurement Error and Misclassification in Statistics and Epidemiology: Impacts and Bayesian Adjustments
• KLEINBAUM D.G., ActivEpi CD-ROM, 2003
• KLEINBAUM D.G., SULLIVAN K.M., BARKER N.D. - ActivEpi Companion Textbook, 2003
• KORB K.B., NICHOLSON A.E. - Bayesian Artificial Intelligence, 2003
• SPEED T.(ed.) - Statistical Analysis of Gene Expression Microarray Data, 2003
• WEBSTER R. , OLIVER M.A. - Geostatistics for Environmental Scientists, 2001

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Volume 167 (Part 2 - 2004)

• CHARLTON John - Editorial: Evaluating automatic edit and imputation methods, and the EUREDIT project, pp. 199-207 
• REDFERN Philip - An alternative view of the 2001 census and future census taking, pp. 209-228 
• COOK Len - Discussion on the meeting on 'The 2001 census and beyond', pp. 229-248 
• PETRAKOS George, CONVERSANO Claudio, FARMAKIS Gregory, MOLA Francesco, SICILIANO Roberta, STAVROPOULOS Photis - New ways of specifying data edits, pp. 249-274
• BÉGUIN Cedric, HULLIGER Beat - Multivariate outlier detection in incomplete survey data: the epidemic algorithm and transformed rank correlations, pp. 275-294 
• MANZARI Antonia - Combining editing and imputation methods: an experimental application on population census data, pp. 295-307 
• DI ZIO Marco, SCANU Mauro, COPPOLA Lucia, LUZI Orietta, PONTI Alessandra - Bayesian networks for imputation, pp. 309-322 
• CHAMBERS Ray, HENTGES Adao, ZHAO Xinqiang - Robust automatic methods for outlier and error detection, pp. 323-339
• LONGFORD Nicholas T. - Missing data and small area estimation in the UK Labour Force Survey, pp. 341-373 

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Volume 167 (Part 1 - 2004)

• FITZ-GIBBON C. - Editorial: The need for randomized trials in social research, pp. 1-4
• REES P., NORMAN P., BROWN D. - A framework for progressively improving small area population estimates, pp. 5 - 36
• SOBEL M. E., De GRAAF N. D., HEATH A., ZOU Y. - Men matter more: the social class identity of married British women, 1985 - 1991, pp. 37-52
•  DEADMAN D., MacDonald Z. - Offenders as victims of crime?: an investigation into the relationship between criminal behaviour and victimization , pp. 53-68
• ERMISCH J., FRANCESCONI M., PEVALIN D.J. - Parental partnership and joblessness in childhood and their influence on young people's outcomes, pp. 69-102
• BURZYKOWSKI T., MOLENBERGHS G., BUYSE M. - The validation of surrogate end points by using data from randomized clinical trials: a case-study in advanced colorectal cancer, pp. Burzykowski, G. Molenberhs and M. Buyse, pp. 103-122
• LIAO T.F. - Estimating household structure in ancient China by using historical data: a latent class analysis of partially missing patterns, pp. 125-140
• SMITH P.J., HOAGLIN D.C., RAO J.N.K., BATTAGLIA M.P., DANIELS D. - Evaluation of adjustments for partial non-response bias in the US National Immunization Survey, pp. 141-156
• ARULAMPALAM W., NAYLOR R.A., SMITH J.P. - A hazard model of the probability of medical school drop-out in the UK, pp. 157-178

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2003

Volume 166 (Part 3 - 2003)

• SENN S. - Pharmaceuticals, patents and competition - some statistical issues, pp. 271-273
• URQUHART  J. - How long do pharmaceuticals stay in the market-place?, pp. 274-278
• JAYASINGHE U.W., MARSH H. W., BOND N. - A multilevel cross-classified modelling approach to peer review of grant proposals: the effects of assessor and researcher attributes on assessor ratings, pp. 279-300
• ANDERSEN R., HEATH A. - Social identities and political cleavages: the role of political context, pp. 301-328
• LESLIE D. - Using success to measure quality in British higher education: which subjects attract the best-qualified students?, pp. 329-348
• HOLT D. - The need for new statistical legislation for the UK, pp. 349-368
• MARTIN S., SMITH P.C. - Using panel methods to model waiting times for National Health Service surgery, pp. 369-388
• COOPER N.J., ABRAMS K.R., SUTTON A.J., TURNER D., LAMBERT P.C. - A Bayesian approach to Markov modelling in cost-effectiveness analyses: application to taxane use in advanced breast cancer, pp. 389-406
• STEELE F. - Selection effects of source of contraceptive supply in an analysis of discontinuation of contraception: multilevel modelling when random effects are correlated with an explanatory, pp. 407-424
• CORRADI F., LAGO G., STEFANINI M. - The evaluation of DNA evidence in pedigrees requiring population inference, pp. 425-440
• FORSTER M., JONES A.M. - Corrigendum: The role of tobacco taxes in starting and quitting smoking: duration analysis of British data, pp. 441-442

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Volume 166 (Part 2 - 2003)

• WILSON Ian J., WEALE Michael E., BALDING David J. - Inferences from DNA data: population histories, evolutionary processes and forensic match probabilities (with discussion), pp. 155- 201
• The communication of risk
  Guest Associate Editors: D.R. Cox and S.C. Darby
• COX D.R., DARBY S.C. - The communication of risk, pp. 203-204
• SMITH A.F.M. - Foreword to the papers on "The communication of risk", pp. 205-206
• RICHENS J., IMRIE J., WEISS H. - Human immunodeficiency virus risk: is it possible to dissuade people from having unsafe sex?, pp. 207-216
• GRAHAM I.M., CLAVEL E. - Communicating risk - coronary risk scores, pp. 217-224
• DARBY S. C. - Tobacco - the importance of relevant information on risk, pp. 225-232
• SIMPSON D., LEE S. - Tobacco: public perceptions and the role of the industry, pp. 233-240
• COX D.R. - Communication of risk: health hazards from mobile phones, pp. 241-246
• WILES P., SIMMONS J., PEASE K. -  Crime victimization: its extent and communication, pp. 247-252
• EVANS A.W. - Accidental fatalities in transport, pp. 253-260
• ROSENBAUM M.S., GULSHAW M.G. - Communicating the risks arising from geohazards, pp. 261-270

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Volume 166 (Part 1 - 2003)

• COOK Len - Editorial: The National Statistician: 2 Years on, pp. 1-4
• SONESSON Christian, BOCK David - A review and discussion of prospective statistical surveillance in public health, pp. 5-22
• SMITH James P., THOMAS Duncan  - Remembrances of things past: test-retest reliability of retrospective migration histories, pp. 23-50
• BRANT Larry J., SHENG Shan L., MORRELL Christopher H., VERBEKE Geert N., LESAFFRE Emmanuel, CARTER H. B - Screening for prostate cancer by using random-effects models, pp. 51-62
• DESSENS Jos A. G., JANSEN W., GANZEBOOM Harry B. G., VAN DER HEIJDEN P.G.M. - Patterns and trends in occupational attainment of first jobs in the Netherlands, 1930-1995: ordinary least squares regression versus conditional multinomial logistic regression, pp. 63-84
• MALLEY Jim, MUSCATELLI Anton, WOITEK Ulrich - Some new international comparisons of productivity performance at the sectoral level, pp. 85-104
• JOMKER M.A. - Estimation of Life Expectancy in the Middle Ages, pp. 105-118
• SIMONITE V., BROWNE W. J. - Estimation of a large cross-classified multilevel model to study academic achievement in a modular degree course, pp. 119-134
• LEECH Dennis, CAMPOS Erick - Is comprehensive education really free?: a casestudy of the effects of secondary school admissions policies on house prices in one local area, pp. 135-154

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2002

Volume 165 (Part 3 - 2002)

• PHILLPOTTS G. - Editorial: An independent statistical service ?
• STONE M. - How not to measure the efficiency of public services (and how one might) (with discussion), pp. 405-434
• BELL M., BLAKE M., BOYLE P., DUKE-WILLIAMS O, REES P. STILLWELL J., HUGO G. - Cross-national comparison of internal migration: issues and measures, pp.435-464
• BOYLE P., COOKE T.-J, HALFACREE , SMITH D. - A cross-national study of the effects of  family migration on women's labour market status: some difficulties with integrating microdata form two censuses, pp. 465-480
• DENNY K. -New methods for comparing  literacy across populations: insights from the measurement of poverty, pp.481-494
• STEELE F., BROWN J., CHAMBERS R.- A controlled  donor imputation system for a one-number census, pp.495-522
• PEARCE M.S., DICKINSON H.O., AITKIN M., PARKER L. - Still-births among the offspring of male radiation workers at the Sellafield nuclear reprocessing plant: detailed results and statistical aspects, pp. 523-548
• RICHARDSON S., LEBLOND L., JAUSSENT I., P.J., GREEN - Mixture models in measurement error problems , with reference to epidemiological studies, pp. 549-566

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Volume 165 (Part 2 - 2002)

• SPIEGELHALTER David. J., AYLIN Paul, BEST Nicola G., EVANS Stephen J. W., MURRAY Gordon D. - Commissioned analysis of surgical performance using routine data: lessons from the Bristol inquiry, pp. 191-231
• FAYERS Peter M., HAND David J. - Causal variables, indicator variables and measurement scales: an example from quality of life, pp. 233-262
• LANCASTER Gillian, GREEN Mick - Deprivation, ill-health and the ecological fallacy,  pp. 263-278
• PATTERSON K.D. - Modelling the data measurement process for the index of production, pp. 279-296
• NICOLAAS Gerry, LYNN Peter - Random-digit dialling in the UK: viability revisited, pp. 297-316
• McVICAR Duncan, ANYADIKE-DANES Michael - Predicting successful and unsuccessful transitions from school to work by using sequence methods, pp. 317-334
• FARRELL Lisa, SHIELDS Michael A. - Investigating the economic and demographic determinants of sporting participation in England, pp. 335-348
• ATKINSON Anthony C. - The comparison of designs for sequential clinical trials with covariate information, pp. 349-374
• TALIH Makram, FRICKER Ronald D. Jr. - Effects of neighbourhood demographic shifts on findings of environmental injustice: a New York City case-study, pp. 375-398
• SAUERBREI W., ROYSTON P - Corrigendum: Building multivariable prognostic and diagnostic models: transformation of the predictors by using fractional polynomials, pp. 399-400

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Volume 165 (Part 1 - 2002)

Editorials

• BUTCHER B. - High quality evaluation in Britain, pp. 1-3
• GERSHUNY J. - Co-ordinating longitudinal survey data in the UK: towards a national strategy, pp. 3-7
• DOLTON Peter - Evaluation of economic and social policies, pp. 9-11

Articles

• RICCIO James A., BLOOM Howard S. - Extending the reach of randomized social experiments: new directions in evaluations of American welfare-to-work and employment initiatives, pp. 13-30
• PLEWIS Ian - Modelling impact heterogeneity, pp. 31-38
• BATTISTIN Erich, RETTORE Enrico - Testing for programme effects in a regression discontinuity design with imperfect compliance, pp. 39-57
• LECHNER Michael - Some practical issues in the evaluation of heterogeneous labour market programmes by matching methods, pp. 59-82
• WHITE Michael, KILLEEN John - The effect of carrers guidance for employed adults on continuing education: assessing the importance of attitudinal information, pp. 83-95
• BIEMER Paul P., WIESEN Christopher - Measurement error evaluation of self-reported drug use: a latent class analysis of the US national Household Survey on Drug Abuse, pp. 97-119
• TILLEY James - Political generations and partnership in the UK, 1964-1997, pp. 121-135
• YANG Min, GOLDSTEIN Harvey, BROWN William, WOODHOUSE Geoffrey - Multivariate multilevel analyses of examination results, pp. 137-153
• FORCHEH N. - Ehrenberg law-like relationship and anthropometry, pp. 155-17
• ROSENBAUM Sidney - Transactions of the Statistical Society of London (1837), pp. 173-185
• BYERS David, DAVIDSON James, PEEL David - Modelling political popularity: a correction, pp. 187-189

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2001

Volume 164 (Part 3 - 2001)

• SIMPSON Ludi - Editorial: UK census 2001 - progress and promise, pp. 423-426
• DALE Angela, ELLIOT Mark - Proposals for 2001 samples of anonymized records: An assessment of disclosure risk, pp. 427-448
• LIPSITZ Stuart R., WILLIAMSON John, KLAR Neil, IBRAHIM Joseph, PARZEN Michael - A simple method for estimating a regression model for K between a pair of raters , pp. 449-466
• LLOYD Chris J., YIP Paul S. F. - A comparison of suicide patterns in Australia and Hong Kong, pp. 467-484
• LEUNG Denis Heng-Yan - Statistical methods for clinical studies in the presence of surrogate end points, pp. 485-504
• THOMPSON Mary Lou, EDLAND Steven D., GIBBONS Laura E., McCURRY Susan M. - Estimating reference ranges from stratified two-stage samples, pp. 505-516
• FORSTER Martin, JONES Andrew M. - The role of tobacco taxes in starting and quitting smoking: Duration analysis of British data, pp. 517-548
• ALI Mohamed M., MARSHALL Tom, BABIKER Abdel G. - Analysis of incomplete durations with application to contraceptive use, pp. 549-564
• Correspondence: Nicholas T. Longford, David Firth, Michael Noble, George Smith 

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Volume 164 (Part 2 - 2001)

• McKEEVER Lucy, CUTHBERTSON Mike - Editorial: The growing demands on the European statistical system, pp. 213-216
• SMITH Peter C., RICE Nigel, CARR-HILL Roy - Capitation funding in the public sector, pp. 217-258 (with discussion)
• LONGFORD Nicholas T. - Simulation-based diagnostics in random-coefficient models, pp. 259-274
• DELLAPORTAS Petros, SMITH Adrian F. M., STAVROPOULOS Photis - Bayesian analysis of mortality data, pp. 275-292
• BIGGERI L., BINI M., GRILLI L. - The transition from university to work: a multilevel approach to the analysis of the time to obtain the first job, pp. 293-306
• BLACKWELL Louisa - Women's work in UK official statistics and the 1980 reclassification of occupations, pp. 307-326
• LINDSEY J.K., LINDSEY P.J. - Detecting covariates with non-random missing values in a survey of primary education in Madagascar, pp. 327-338
• RODRÍGUEZ Germán, GOLDMAN Noreen - Improved estimation procedures for multilevel models with binary response: a case-study, pp. 339-356
• TUDUR Catrin, WILLIAMSON Paula R., KHAN Saboor, BEST Lesley Y. - The value of the aggregate data approach in meta-analysis with time-to-event outcomes, pp. 357-370
• LESLIE Derek, LINDLEY Joanne, THOMAS Leighton - Decline and fall: Unemployment among Britain's non-white ethnic communities 1960-1999, pp. 371-388
• SMITH Jeremy P., NAYLOR Robin A. - Dropping out of university: A statistical analysis of the probability of withdrawal for UK university students, pp. 389-406
• BARNETT V., HAWORTH J., SMITH T. M. F. - A two-phase sampling scheme with applications to auditing or sed quis custodiet ipsos custodes?, pp. 407-422

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Volume 164 (Part 1 - 2001)

Analysis and interpretation od disease clusters and ecological studies

• WAKEFIELD Jon, QUINN Mike, RAAB Gillian - Editorial: Disease clusters and ecological studies, pp. 1-2
• ELLIOTT  Paul, WAKEFIELD Jon - Disease clusters: should they be investigated, and, if so, when and how?, pp. 3-12
• WARTENBERG Daniel - Investigating disease clusters: why, when and how?, pp. 13-22
• STEIN C.E., BENNETT S., CROOK S., MADDISON F. - The cluster that never was: germ warfare experiments and health authority reality in Dorset, pp. 23-28
• STEWARD John, JOHN Gareth - An ecological investigation of the incidence of cancer in Welsh children for the period 1985-1994 in relation to residence near the coastline, pp. 29-44
• DOLK Helen - Comments on the papers by Elliott and Wakefield, Wartenberg, Stein et al. and Steward and John, pp. 45-48

• WILLIAMS Joan R., ALEXANDER Freda E., CARTWRIGHT Ray A., McNALLY Richard J.Q. - Methods for eliciting aetiological clues from geographically clustered cases of disease, with application to leukaemia-lymphoma data, pp. 49-60
• KULLDORFF Martin - Prospective time periodic geographical disease surveillance using a scan statistic, pp. 61-72
• KNORR-HELD Leonhard, BEST Nicola G. - A shared component model for detecting joint and selective clustering of two diseases, pp. 73-86
• ROGERSON Peter A. - Monitoring point patterns for the development of space-time clusters, pp. 87-96 
• LAWSON Andrew - Comments on the papers by Williams et al., Kulldorff, Knorr-Held and Best, and Rogerson, pp. 97-100
• GELMAN Andrew, PARK David K., ANSOLABEHERE Stephen, PRICE Phillip N., MINNITE Lorraine C. - Models, assumptions and model checking in ecological regressions, pp. 101-118
• WAKEFIELD Jonathan, SALWAY Ruth - A statistical framework for ecological and aggregate studies, pp. 119-138
• SHEPPARD Lianne - Comments on the papers by Gelman et al. and Wakefield and Salway, pp. 139-140
• GUTHRIE Katherine A., SHEPPARD Lianne - Overcoming biases and misconceptions in ecological studies, pp. 141-154
• BEST Nicky, COCKINGS Samantha, BENNETT James, WAKEFIELD Jon, ELLIOTT Paul - Ecological regression analysis of environmental benzene exposure and childhood leukaemia: sensitivity to data inaccuracies, geographical scale and ecological bias, pp. 155-174
• CHAMBERS R.L., STEEL D.G. - Simple methods for ecological inference in 2x2 tables, pp. 175-192 
• DARBY Sarah, DEO Harz, DOLL Richard, WHITLEY Elise - A parallel analysis of individual and ecological data on residential radon and lung cancer in south-west England, pp. 193-204
• ARMSTRONG Ben - Comments on the papers by Guthrie and Sheppard, Best et al., Chambers and Steel and Darby et al., pp. 205-208

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2000

Volume 163 (Part 3, 2000)

• TARLING Roger - Statistics on the voluntary sector in the UK, pp. 255-262 (Editorial)
• DOMINICI Francesca, SAMET Jonathan M., ZEGER Scott L. - Combining evidence on air pollution and daily mortality from the 20 largest US cities: a hierarchical modelling strategy, pp. 263-302
  
• HARVEY Andrew , CHUNG Chia-Hui - Estimating the underlying change in unemployment in the UK, pp. 303-340
  
• HEATH Anthony, McMAHON Dorren, ROBERTS Jane - Ethnic differences in the labour market: a comparison of the samples of anonymized records
• PATERSON Lindsay - The social class of Catholics in Scotland, pp. 363-380
  
• LONGFORD Nicholas T., ELY Margaret, HARDY Rebecca, WADSWORTH Michael E.J. - Handling missing data in diaries of alcohol consumption, pp. 381-402
  
• HUTTON J.L. - Number needed to treat: properties and problems, pp. 403-420
  
• CUTHBERT James R.- Theoretical and practical issues in purchasing power parities illustrated with reference to the 1993 Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development data, pp. 421-444
  
• MOUSTAKI Irini, KNOTT Martin - Weighting for item non-response in attitude scales by using latent variable models with covariates, pp. 445-460

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Volume 163 (Part 2, 2000)

• MURPHY M. - Editorial: Cohabitation in Britain, pp. 123-126
• BERRINGTON A. et DIAMOND I. - Marriage or cohabitation: a competing risks analysis of first-partnership formation among the 1958 British birth cohort, pp. 127-152
  
• ERMISCH J. et FRANCESCONI M. - Cohabitation in Great Britain: not for long, but here to stay, pp. 153-172
  
• FROST C. et THOMPSON G. - Correcting for regression dilution bias: comparison of methods for a single perdictor variable, pp. 173-190
  
• SASIENI P.D. et ADAMS J. - Analysis of cervical cancer mortality and incidence data from England and Wales: evidence of a beneficial effect of screening,pp.191-210
  
• CLAXTON K., LACEY L. F. et WALKER S.G. - Selecting treatments: a decision theoretic approach, pp. 211-226
  
• LI L. et KIM K. - Estimating driver crash risks baded on the extended Bradley - Terry model: an induced exposure method, pp.227-240
  
• FUNG W.K. et HU Y.-G. - Interpreting forensic DNA mixtures: allowing for uncertainty in population substructure and dependence, pp. 241 et s.
  

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Volume 163 ( Part 1 , 2000)

• DAY S. et TALBOT D.J. - Editorial: Statistical guidelines for clinical trials,pp.1-4
• WILLIAMSON P., HUTTON J.L., BLISS, J. BLUNT, M..J. CAMPBELL and R. NICHOLSON - Statistical review by research ethics committees,pp.5-14
• BEGG C.B. et LEUNG D..H.Y. - On the use of surrogate end points in randomized trials,pp.15-28
• LAVORI P.W. and DAWSON R. - A design for testing clinical strategies: biased adaptive within-subject randomizatioon, pp.29-38
• TAYLOR G.J., Mc CLEAN S.I. et MILLARD P. H. - Stochastic models of geriatric patient bed occupancy behaviour,pp.39-48
• YANG M., GOLDSTEIN H. et HEATH A. - Multilevel models for repeated binary outcomes: attitudes and voting over the electoral cycle, pp. 49-62
• EGERTON M. - Monitoring contemporary student flows and characteristics: secondary analyses using the Labour Force Survey and the General Household Survey,pp.63-80
• PUDNEY S. DEADMAN D. et PYLE D. - The relationship between crime, punishment and economic conditions: is reliable inference possible when crimes are under-recorded?,pp.81-98
• EVANS A.W. - Fatal train accidents on Britain's mainline railways, pp.99-120
• BOHNING D., DIETZ E., SCHLATTMANN P., MENDOCA L. et KIRCHNER U. - Corrigendum: The zero-inflated Poisson model and the decayed, missing and filled teeth index in dental epidemiology,pp.121

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