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2016•Journal of Clinical EpidemiologyOpen access

Partial verification bias and incorporation bias affected accuracy estimates of diagnostic studies for biomarkers that were part of an existing composite gold standard

Annika Karch, Armin Koch, Armin Koch, Antonia Zapf, Inga Zerr, André Karch, André Karch

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Key concepts: Gold standard (test), Statistics, Medicine, Econometrics, Computer science, Mathematics

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