Factors affecting the impact of covariate adjustment for binary outcomes in randomised clinical trials (RCTS): a simulation study

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Ly-Mee Yu
Douglas G Altman
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[1] University of Oxford,
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Treatment Effect; Simulation Study; Adjusted Odds Ratio; Randomise Clinical Trial; Binary Outcome;
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