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Published 2015
“... values, although this is not a universal finding. The number of repetitions has been shown to influence...”
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Published 2015
“... values, although this is not a universal finding. The number of repetitions has been shown to influence...”
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Published 2024
“...Sleep is a vital process that impacts biological functions such as cell renewal, bone regeneration...”
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Published 2024
“...Sleep is a vital process that impacts biological functions such as cell renewal, bone regeneration...”
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Published 2024
Subjects: “...Sleep deprivation...”
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Published 2020
“... significantly decreases with increasing OSA severity, but is not modified by the presence of insomnia symptoms....”
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Published 2023
“... failure compared with patients with OSA. OVS was associated with a significant decrease in sleep...”
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Published 1994
Subjects: “...sleep apnea syndrome...”
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Published 2011
“...Objective: Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a risk factor for a number of cardiovascular conditions...”
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