Continuous Covariate Effects is a pharmacokinetic modeling construct that characterizes the influence of continuously measurable patient-specific factors—such as age, weight, or renal function—on interindividual variability in drug exposure by quantitatively relating these variables to pharmacokinetic parameters within a population model.
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On the Failure of the Bootstrap for Matching Estimators
Alberto Abadie, Guido W. Imbens · Econometrica · 2008 · 816 citations · Full text
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