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Epithelial cells attachment on five different dental implant abutment surface candidates	Analysis of panel count data using monotone polynomial splines

Linear model selection for exactly and nearly replicated data based on conceptual predictive statistics	Bayesian methods of evaluation and use of surrogate endpoints in single-trial settings

Inference on the association measure for bivariate survival data with hybrid censoring and applications to an HIV study	Topics in statistical epidemiology

Bayesian hierarchical models for multi-center clinical trials: Power and subgroup analyses	Optimal adaptive group sequential design for phase II clinical trials: A Bayesian decision theoretic approach

Conditional linkage methods--Searching for modifier genes in a large Amish pedigree with known von Willebrand Disease major gene mutation	Regularized methods for high-dimensional and bi-level variable selection

High-dimensional regression with grouped variables	Grouped variable selection in high dimensional partially linear additive cox model

Association statistics under the PPL framework	Working correlation selection in generalized estimating equations

Genetic association analysis incorporating intermediate phenotypes information for complex diseases	Epidemiology and clinical indicators of midface fracture in patients with trauma

The nonparametric least-squares method for estimating monotone functions with interval-censored observations	Two-level lognormal frailty model and competing risks model with missing cause of failure

Statistical models for count time series with excess zeros	Making diagnoses with multiple tests under no gold standard

A path-specific approach to SEIR modeling	State space time series clustering using discrepancies based on the Kullback-Leibler information and the Mahalanobis distance