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Resampling-Based Multiple Testing Methods with Covariate Adjustment: Application to Investigation of Antiretroviral Drug Susceptibility
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    Resampling-Based Multiple Testing Methods with Covariate Adjustment: Application to Investigation of Antiretroviral Drug Susceptibility (English)
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    13 June 2008
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    family-wise error rate
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    genotype
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    matching
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    multiple comparisons
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