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Published in final edited form as: Cancer. 2014 Jan 16;120(8):1203–1211. doi: 10.1002/cncr.28533

TABLE 2.

Comparison of nativity distribution before and after imputation for cervical, prostate, and colorectal cancer.

	Before imputation			After imputation

	Foreign-born n(%)	U.S.-born n(%)	Place of Birth Missing	Foreign-born n(%)	U.S.-born n (%)	% Missing Allocated to U.S.-born
Cervical Cancer	N = 7,024		N=3,191	N = 10,215		88.25
Cervical Cancer	5,229(74.44)	1,795(25.56)		5,604(54.86)	4,611(45.14)

Prostate Cancer	N = 26,402		N=24,998	N = 51,400		86.28
Prostate Cancer	14,884(56.37)	11,518(43.63)		18,313(35.63)	33,087(64.37)

Colorectal Cancer	N = 19,905		N=12,575	N = 32,480		89.61
Colorectal Cancer	10,032(50.40)	9,873(49.60)		11,338(34.91)	21,142(65.09)