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Kim May

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Statistics in Medicine|May 23, 2019
To add or not to add a new treatment arm to a multiarm study: A decision-theoretic frameworkKim May Lee, James Wason, Nigel Stallard
Applied Neuropsychology|September 13, 2007
Symptom exaggeration by college adults in attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder and learning disorder assessmentsBrian K Sullivan, Kim May, Lynne Galbally
Trials|August 6, 2024
Clinical trials with mechanism evaluation of intervention(s): mind the power and sample size calculationKim May Lee, Jennifer Hellier, Richard Emsley
The Journal of General Psychology|May 30, 2003
A Monte Carlo evaluation of tests for comparing dependent correlationsJames B Hittner, Kim May, N Clayton Silver
Journal of Health Psychology|May 11, 2010
Sample size determination for health psychology interventions with binomially distributed outcomesJames B Hittner, Kim May, N Clayton Silver
Statistical Methods in Medical Research|July 25, 2022
The benefits of covariate adjustment for adaptive multi-arm designsKim May Lee, David S Robertson, Thomas Jaki, et al.
Plos One|September 12, 2022
Some performance considerations when using multi-armed bandit algorithms in the presence of missing dataXijin Chen, Kim May Lee, Sofia S Villar, et al.
Anesthesiology|November 1, 2021
Temporal Transitions in Fibrinolysis after Trauma: Adverse Outcome Is Principally Related to Late HypofibrinolysisAndrea Rossetto, Paul Vulliamy, Kim May Lee, et al.
Trials|March 11, 2021
Statistical consideration when adding new arms to ongoing clinical trials: the potentials and the caveatsKim May Lee, Louise C Brown, Thomas Jaki, et al.
Statistical Science : a Review Journal of the Institute of Mathematical Statistics|June 16, 2023
Response-adaptive randomization in clinical trials: from myths to practical considerationsDavid S Robertson, Kim May Lee, Boryana C López-Kolkovska, et al.
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Statistics in Medicine|May 23, 2019
To add or not to add a new treatment arm to a multiarm study: A decision-theoretic frameworkKim May Lee, James Wason, Nigel Stallard
Applied Neuropsychology|September 13, 2007
Symptom exaggeration by college adults in attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder and learning disorder assessmentsBrian K Sullivan, Kim May, Lynne Galbally
Trials|August 6, 2024
Clinical trials with mechanism evaluation of intervention(s): mind the power and sample size calculationKim May Lee, Jennifer Hellier, Richard Emsley
The Journal of General Psychology|May 30, 2003
A Monte Carlo evaluation of tests for comparing dependent correlationsJames B Hittner, Kim May, N Clayton Silver
Journal of Health Psychology|May 11, 2010
Sample size determination for health psychology interventions with binomially distributed outcomesJames B Hittner, Kim May, N Clayton Silver
Statistical Methods in Medical Research|July 25, 2022
The benefits of covariate adjustment for adaptive multi-arm designsKim May Lee, David S Robertson, Thomas Jaki, et al.
Plos One|September 12, 2022
Some performance considerations when using multi-armed bandit algorithms in the presence of missing dataXijin Chen, Kim May Lee, Sofia S Villar, et al.
Anesthesiology|November 1, 2021
Temporal Transitions in Fibrinolysis after Trauma: Adverse Outcome Is Principally Related to Late HypofibrinolysisAndrea Rossetto, Paul Vulliamy, Kim May Lee, et al.
Trials|March 11, 2021
Statistical consideration when adding new arms to ongoing clinical trials: the potentials and the caveatsKim May Lee, Louise C Brown, Thomas Jaki, et al.
Statistical Science : a Review Journal of the Institute of Mathematical Statistics|June 16, 2023
Response-adaptive randomization in clinical trials: from myths to practical considerationsDavid S Robertson, Kim May Lee, Boryana C López-Kolkovska, et al.
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