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“...;CI95%:0.01-0.93, OR:0.21;CI95%:0.07-0.69, and OR:0.13;CI95%:0.05-0.34) domain presented protection for high...”
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“...-intensity domain can reduce metabolic instability and decrease the oxygen cost of exercise. Methods Fourteen...”
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“... significantly decrease happiness and life satisfaction in European countries. This evidence should lead European...”
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“... directly related to plant growth and development. In this study we evaluated the effect of salinity...”
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“...Objective: To assess blood glucose levels, anthropometric measurements and quality of life...”
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“... protrusion to significantly decrease the TMJ vibratory energy and to recapture the displaced articular disk....”
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“..., 95%CI = 1.37–14.41) and insufficiently active in the occupational domain presented a higher risk of sarcopenia...”
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“..., it was proved that this decrease occurred and it was 0.02%. Monetarily, this value corresponds...”
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“... is a significant decrease between a 10-minute delay period and one hour and the other is between a one hour and...”
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