The effect of breastfeeding modeled as a semi-quantitative variable on 3D facial surface shape via PLSR.

A) Heat map showing the effect of breastfeeding on the face expressed as R2 values; higher R2 values (toward the yellow) show areas where breastfeeding has a larger effect on face shape. B) Heat map showing the permutation-based p-values associa...

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Main Author:	Seppe Goovaerts (19688352) (author)
Other Authors:	Ahmed M. El Sergani (11248524) (author), Myoung Keun Lee (3080544) (author), John R. Shaffer (9031025) (author), Peter Claes (540267) (author), Seth M. Weinberg (8605056) (author)
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Medicine Sociology Cancer Science Policy Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified sup >&# 8722 statistically significant changes orbital regions along less convex ). large adolescent cohort practical impact appears div >< p children became flatter outward facial appearance maternally reported breastfeeding breastfeeding duration increased 3d facial shape facial appearance reported breastfeeding breastfeeding duration adolescent children facial profile facial features assess duration breastfeeding impacts zygomatic arches true even sufficient magnitude skeletal malocclusion results showed relative protrusion old children mr scans dense correspondence conspicuous enough children breastfed central midface 2275 9
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The effect of breastfeeding modeled as a semi-quantitative variable on 3D facial surface shape via PLSR.

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