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Sensitivity Analysis
Association between weight/body mass index and insulin dose requirements in gestational diabetes: a retrospective cohort study | BMJ Open Diabetes Research & Care / Statistical analysis
"As a sensitivity analysis, to explore the potential modifying effect of concurrent metformin use, we re-ran the main analyses with the addition of a binary covariate for concurrent metformin use."
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