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. 2017 Nov 9;20(1):1–16. doi: 10.1093/biostatistics/kxx058

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Fig. 3. — Comparison of wards covered/not covered by HSfE. The four density plots represent the distribution of the following variables across wards (from left to right): (a) SMR=; (b) , included as a continuous variable (); (c) IMD01, the Carstairs index at 2001; (d) Proportion of non-white individuals. The solid lines are the distributions in the wards with 5 individuals sampled by HSfE, while the dashed line the distributions for the wards with 5 individuals sampled by HSfE or not covered by HSfE. A similar behavior can be seen for all the variables across wards.

Inline graphic — Comparison of wards covered/not covered by HSfE. The four density plots represent the distribution of the following variables across wards (from left to right): (a) SMR=; (b) , included as a continuous variable (); (c) IMD01, the Carstairs index at 2001; (d) Proportion of non-white individuals. The solid lines are the distributions in the wards with 5 individuals sampled by HSfE, while the dashed line the distributions for the wards with 5 individuals sampled by HSfE or not covered by HSfE. A similar behavior can be seen for all the variables across wards.