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Risk Analysis : an Official Publication of the Society for Risk Analysis|July 17, 2008
A sensitivity analysis of the social vulnerability indexMathew C Schmidtlein, Roland C Deutsch, Walter W Piegorsch, et al.Mutation Research|December 4, 2003
Detection of oxidative DNA damage in isolated marine bivalve hemocytes using the comet assay and formamidopyrimidine glycosylase (Fpg)Michel L Gielazyn, Amy H Ringwood, Walter W Piegorsch, et al.Biometrics|March 2, 2005
Multiplicity-adjusted inferences in risk assessment: benchmark analysis with quantal response dataDaniela K Nitcheva, Walter W Piegorsch, R Webster West, et al.Biometrics|February 19, 2004
Confidence bands for low-dose risk estimation with quantal response dataObaid M Al-Saidy, Walter W Piegorsch, R Webster West, et al.Entropy (Basel, Switzerland)|July 2, 2021
Computing Accurate Probabilistic Estimates of One-D Entropy from Equiprobable Random SamplesHoshin V Gupta, Mohammad Reza Ehsani, Tirthankar Roy, et al.Nursing Administration Quarterly|August 30, 2024
More Than Just a Pain in the Back: Pain Among American Nurses and Its Relationship to Modifiable Work Factors and Work PerformanceJessica G Rainbow, Kerry Chou, Claire Bethel, et al.Journal of Applied Statistics|June 27, 2022
Adjusting statistical benchmark risk analysis to account for non-spatial autocorrelation, with application to natural hazard risk assessmentJingyu Liu, Walter W Piegorsch, A Grant Schissler, et al.Environmetrics|September 17, 2013
Information-theoretic model-averaged benchmark dose analysis in environmental risk assessmentWalter W Piegorsch, Lingling An, Alissa A Wickens, et al.Bioinformatics (Oxford, England)|June 15, 2015
Dynamic changes of RNA-sequencing expression for precision medicine: N-of-1-pathways Mahalanobis distance within pathways of single subjects predicts breast cancer survivalA Grant Schissler, Vincent Gardeux, Qike Li, et al.Bioinformatics (Oxford, England)|July 12, 2021
'Single-subject studies'-derived analyses unveil altered biomechanisms between very small cohorts: implications for rare diseasesDillon Aberasturi, Nima Pouladi, Samir Rachid Zaim, et al.Pageof 4