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“...Background: Walking in the “real world” involves motor and cognitive processes. In relation to this...”
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“... control, with no effect of treatment with SMT. In the analysis of SBP variability, a decrease in variance...”
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“... with MDD (plasma/serum), as well as after antidepressant therapy. An increase in some classes...”
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“... to reperfusion therapy, have contributed decisively to a consistent decrease in acute myocardial infarction...”
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“...: WKCOMPORE evaluated existing methods and models with the potential to assess cumulative impacts of OWF and...”
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“... a decrease in functional capacity 20. The bedridden person, with little physical mobility for a prolonged...”
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