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[2] Rothman KJ(1991)-value (Editorial) Eur J Epidemiol 36 102-105

[3] Cann CI(1991)The ongoing tyranny of statistical significance testing in biomedical research Contemp Psychol 2 8-199

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[1] Lang J(1998)That confounded Epidemiology 9 7-8

[2] Rothman KJ(1991)-value (Editorial) Eur J Epidemiol 36 102-105

[3] Cann CI(1991)The ongoing tyranny of statistical significance testing in biomedical research Contemp Psychol 2 8-199

[4] Stang A(2002)On the tyranny of hypothesis testing in the social sciences BMC Med Res Methodol 14 B1-undefined

[5] Poole C(2008)Do multiple outcome measures require Wall Str J 77 195-undefined

[6] Kuss O(1987)-value adjustment? Am J Public Health undefined undefined-undefined

[7] Loftus GR(undefined)Boston Scientific stent study flawed undefined undefined undefined-undefined

[8] Feise RJ(undefined)Beyond the confidence interval undefined undefined undefined-undefined

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