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Survival analysis is a class of statistical tools designed to answer these types of questions, one example of which is life table analysis. ...
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A life table analysis was conducted to determine whether there are significant differences in the survival rates of drug dependent versus non-dependent ...
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These techniques were primarily developed in the medical and biological sciences, but they are also widely used in the social and economic sciences, as well as in engineering (reliability and failure time analysis). ... The life table, survival distribution, and Kaplan-Meier survival function estimation are all...
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NIOSH LTAS is an analytical software system for use in occupational cohort mortality studies. ... The NIOSH Life Table Analysis System was created primarily to analyze cohorts defined by occupational exposures. It therefore requires input of a work history file in addition to a demographic and outcome file.
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The life-table method competes with the Kaplan-Meier product-limit method as a technique for survival analysis. The life-table method was developed first, but the Kaplan-Meier method has been shown to be superior and with the advent of computers is now the method of choice.
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Baseline characteristics were compared using one-way analysis of variance for means and 2-test for proportions. Ovarian function was compared using Kaplan–Meier life table (survival) analysis. Adjustment was made for age at the time of treatment and smoking habits using logistic regression analysis.
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In addition, the concept of lifetime risk has not been addressed. Using data from the Third National Cancer Survey and previously published circumcision prevalence figures in a life-table analysis, we estimated the lifetime risk for cancer of the penis in uncircumcised males.
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Background: Overweight and obesity in adulthood are linked to an increased risk for death and disease. Their potential effect on life expectancy and premature death has not yet been described. ... Analysis and interpretation of the data: A. Peeters, J.J. Barendregt, ... « Previous | Next Article » Table of Contents...
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