Table Of Content

journal of Statistical planning Eel Journal of Statistical Planning and and inference ELSEVIER Inference 42 (1994) 393-394 Author Index Volume 42 (1994)* Brunner, E. and M. Denker, Rank statistics under dependent observations and applications to factorial designs 353-378 Carter Jr., see W.R. Myers 57- 77 Chadjiconstantinidis, S. and S. Kounias, Exact A-optimal first-order saturated designs with n=3 mod 4 observations 379-391 Chen, H. and A.S. Hedayat, Optimum experimental designs for comparative bioavailability studies 271-289 Coad, D.S., Sequential estimation for two-stage and three-stage clinical trials 343-351 Denker, M., see E. Brunner 353-378 Dixon, D.O., see S.S. Ellenberg 123-135 Donner, A. and N. Klar, Cluster randomization trials in epidemiology: Theory and application 37- 56 Ellenberg, S.S. and D.O. Dixon, Statistical issues in designing in clinical trials of AIDS treatments and vaccines 123-135 Fleming, T.R., see M.S. Pepe 137-160 Freedman, B. and S.H. Shapiro, Ethics and statistics in clinical research: Towards a more comprehensive examination 223-240 Gulati, S. and W.J. Padgett, Smooth nonparametric estimation of the hazard and hazard rate functions from record-breaking data 331-341 Hedayat, A.S., see H. Chen 271-289 Iqbal, I. and B. Jones, Efficient repeated measurements designs with equal and unequal period sizes 79— 88 Jones, B., see I. Iqbal 79— 88 Klar, N., see A. Donner 37-— 56 Kounias, S., see S. Chadjiconstantinidis 379-391 Lan, K.K.G. and J. Wittes, Data monitoring in complex clinical trials: which treatment is ‘better’? 241-255 Maesono, Y., On the normal approximations of V- and L-statistics 291-314 Matthews, J.N.S., Modelling and optimality in the design of crossover studies for medical applications 89-108 Myers, R.H., see W.R. Myers 57- 77 Myers, W.R., R.H. Myers and W.H. Carter Jr., Some alphabetic optimal designs for the logistic regression model 57- 77 Padgett, W.J., see S. Gulati 331-341 Pampallona, S. and A.A. Tsiatis, Group sequential designs for one-sided and two-sided hypothesis testing with provision for early stopping in favor of the null hypothesis 19- 35 Patel, H.I., A repeated measures design with repeated randomization 257-270 Pepe, M.S., M. Reilly and T.R. Fleming, Auxiliary outcome data and the mean score method 2) 137-160 *The issue number is given in front of page numbers Elsevier Science B.V. 394 Author Index Volume 42 Reilly, M., see M.S. Pepe (1/2) 137-160 Rosner, B., see C.H. Schmid (1/2) 1- 18 Schmid, C.H., M.R. Segal and B. Rosner, Incorporating measurement error in the estimation of autoregressive models for longitudinal data (1/2) 1- 18 Segal, M.R., see C.H. Schmid (1/2) 1- 18 Sen, P.K., Incomplete multiresponse designs and surrogate endpoints in clinical trials (1/2) 161-186 Shapiro, S.H., see B. Freedman (1/2) 223-240 Simon, R., Problems of multiplicity in clinical trials (1/2) 209-221 Spiegelman, D., Cost-efficient study designs for relative risk modeiing with covariate measurement error (1/2) 187-208 Stute, W., Strong and weak representations of cumulative hazard function and Kaplan—Meier estimators on increasing sets (3) 315-329 Tsiatis, A.A., see S. Pampallona (1/2) 19- 35 Wittes, J., see K.K.G. Lan (1/2) 241-255 Wu, M.C., Design aspects for clinical trials with repeated measures in the presence of informative censoring (1/2) 109-122