It’s also not significant. P=0.07 But do you mean you get a much better sense of how huge the range, rather then thinking “approaching significant)?
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Yes, true. Well most of our analyses assume linearity, which is not how data behave. Many assumptions.
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On flaws of odds ratio in assessing tests for disease “The authors illustrate that a single measure of association such as an odds ratio does not meaningfully describe a marker's ability to classify subjects.” https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/15105181/ …
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