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814 Subject Index<br />

Standard (cont.)<br />

population 661<br />

preparation 717<br />

unit 717<br />

Standardization 569, 660±667<br />

and generalized l<strong>in</strong>ear model 667<br />

direct 661±663<br />

<strong>in</strong>direct 663±667, 686<br />

<strong>in</strong>ternal 688<br />

of variables 456, 463<br />

relation between methods of 667<br />

Standardized<br />

mortality ratio (SMR) 663±667, 688<br />

normal deviate (z) 78, 96, 100<br />

rate ratio 662<br />

Stata 17<br />

State space 555<br />

Stationary distribution 555<br />

Statistic 84<br />

<strong>Statistical</strong><br />

computation 17<br />

(see also Computers)<br />

<strong>in</strong>ference 3, 84<br />

Bayesian 165±186, 528±567, 588, 622,<br />

624, 625, 637, 647<br />

(see also Bayesian methods)<br />

frequentist 165, 166, 528, 625<br />

Statistics<br />

def<strong>in</strong>ition of 1<br />

descriptive 2<br />

official 8<br />

vital 569, 648, 660<br />

StatsDirect 17, 122, 124, 125, 137<br />

StatXact 232, 296, 525±527<br />

Stem-and-leaf display 25, 27, 28<br />

Step-down procedure 357<br />

Step-up procedure 357<br />

Stepwise procedure 357, 472<br />

Stillbirths, aetiology of 337<br />

Stochastic<br />

curtailment 621, 622<br />

process 554<br />

Stop-screen design 709<br />

Stopp<strong>in</strong>g rule 615, 622, 623<br />

no effect on likelihood or posterior<br />

distribution 615, 622<br />

Stratification<br />

<strong>in</strong> case±control study 516, 680<br />

<strong>in</strong> cont<strong>in</strong>gency tables 504, 516<br />

<strong>in</strong> distribution-free analysis 287<br />

<strong>in</strong> survival data 581<br />

Stratified sampl<strong>in</strong>g 651±654<br />

optimal allocation <strong>in</strong> 652±654<br />

with proportions 652±654<br />

Stratum 651<br />

Streptomyc<strong>in</strong> treatment, sputum results 21,<br />

231, 232<br />

Stretch<strong>in</strong>g 180<br />

Studentized range 225, 226, 754, 755<br />

Subject-years method 511, 512, 685±689<br />

Sufficient estimator 85<br />

Sum<br />

of products (SPr)<br />

about mean 192<br />

short-cut formula 192<br />

of squares (SSq)<br />

about mean 40<br />

about regression 191<br />

between two groups 213<br />

corrected 42<br />

from frequency distribution 43<br />

<strong>in</strong> analysis of variance 210, 240<br />

partition between and with<strong>in</strong> groups<br />

210<br />

short-cut formula 42<br />

types, <strong>in</strong> general l<strong>in</strong>ear model 355<br />

Summary measures 435±437<br />

Summation sign (S) 31, 209<br />

Surrogate measure 593, 626, 627<br />

Surveys 3, 6, 649±659<br />

aetiological 3, 641<br />

case±control 667±630<br />

cohort 667±670<br />

estimation <strong>in</strong> 649±659<br />

for associations 667±671<br />

longitud<strong>in</strong>al 430, 659<br />

non-response <strong>in</strong> 658, 659, 669<br />

non-sampl<strong>in</strong>g errors <strong>in</strong> 658, 669<br />

of health or morbidity 83, 649<br />

prospective 668<br />

(see also Surveys, cohort)<br />

retrospective 668<br />

Survival analysis/data 568±590, 740<br />

accelerated failure time model 584<br />

Bayesian methods 588<br />

censored observations 568, 686, 740<br />

computer programs 568, 584, 585<br />

Cox model 585±587<br />

diagnostic methods 588±590<br />

expected exposure to risk 577<br />

expected mortality 577, 686<br />

exponential distribution 582, 583<br />

Gompertz distribution 583<br />

hazard function 578, 582, 583<br />

life table (see Life table)<br />

logrank test 576±582, 740<br />

median survival time 574<br />

parametric models 582, 583, 740

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