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. 2020 Dec;76(4):1260-1261.
doi: 10.1111/biom.13344. Epub 2020 Aug 29.

Discussion on 'Testing small study effects in multivariate meta-analysis' by Chuan Hong, Georgia Salanti, Sally Morton, Richard Riley, Haitao Chu, Stephen E Kimmel and Yong Chen

James R Carpenter  1   2 , Gerta Rücker  3 , Guido Schwarzer  3
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Discussion on 'Testing small study effects in multivariate meta-analysis' by Chuan Hong, Georgia Salanti, Sally Morton, Richard Riley, Haitao Chu, Stephen E Kimmel and Yong Chen

James R Carpenter et al. Biometrics. 2020 Dec.
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