Countries, income groups, and regions with complete data included in the analysis. -н Ali Safarnejad (3772528)

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Constructs considered in conceptual model, corresponding variables of their measurement, data sources, and decisions with respect to inclusion of variable in the model. -н Ali Safarnejad (3772528)

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Standardized effect of constructs on ART coverage derived by structural equation modeling. -н Ali Safarnejad (3772528)

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Measurement model for latent variables with standardized estimates. -н Ali Safarnejad (3772528)

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PTM category by number of full time equivalent (FTE) providers. -н Tara L. Zaugg (4540156)

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Survey data. -н Tara L. Zaugg (4540156)

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Respondents’ preferences for receiving tinnitus management training. -н Tara L. Zaugg (4540156)

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Tinnitus pyramid. -н Tara L. Zaugg (4540156)

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Descriptive characteristics of survey respondents. -н Tara L. Zaugg (4540156)

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Factors influencing implementation of Progressive Tinnitus Management (PTM). -н Tara L. Zaugg (4540156)

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Provision of tinnitus care at respondents’ sites. -н Tara L. Zaugg (4540156)

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A comparative overview of traditional, half-ice hockey and cross-ice hockey. -н Jean Lemoyne (2635774)

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Model 1: Parents’ and coaches’ preferences towards novice hockey game play models (standardized parameter estimates). -н Jean Lemoyne (2635774)

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Correlation matrix (results from model 1). -н Jean Lemoyne (2635774)

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Understanding parents’ and coaches’ preferences towards the half-ice model for novice hockey. -н Jean Lemoyne (2635774)

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S2 File - -н Jean Lemoyne (2635774)

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Participants’ profile (proportions of participants). -н Jean Lemoyne (2635774)

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Model 2 background factors as determinants of beliefs. -н Jean Lemoyne (2635774)

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Using the TPB to explain parents’ and coaches’ predispositions towards half-ice gameplay model for U9 hockey. -н Jean Lemoyne (2635774)

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GCN4 is strongly induced by methionine and controls a conserved transcriptional outcome in both growth and starvation programs. -н Rajalakshmi Srinivasan (395110)

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